Beth's Little Beauty Blog

For this makeup look, I went with a very dark smoky black and blue eye and combined it with a silver metallic effect to make it slightly more angelic and this can be used as a generic Halloween makeup look as you can use whatever colour you want to instead of the blue.

This Halloween tutorial is the look that I am going to be wearing on Halloween. I created quite a bold purple and black eye makeup look with a spider web and this matches the costume and accessories I have for the occasion.

 Halloween makeup doesn't always have to be over-the-top, intense or bold looks, sometimes it can be really effective with just a simple design such as this bat wing I am going to show you how to do in this tutorial. I was inspired by some photos when I was googling some ideas and I really liked how this looked so I thought I would recreate it!

I am so excited for today's Halloween tutorial! Not only is it my first Halloween look this year, but I am excited because I am doing a wicked witch themed makeup look on my mum who is absolutely looking forward to being turned green!

What is Halloween without carving pumpkins? You can carve pretty much anything into a pumpkin and when you put the candle inside and put it in the dark it can look so cool. I absolutely loved pumpkin carving as a child so I decided to revisit my Halloween childhood and carve some jack-o-lanterns (even though they were a fail!)

This makeup look isn't an average smoky eye, I've incorporated some sunset shades to add some warmth to the smoky grey shade. I really love this look, I think its a different look to what I'd normally go for during Autumn.

Besides from Summer, Autumn is my favourite season. I love snuggling up in my onesie or in a blanket in front of the TV with a nice drink and relaxing and de-stressing. I have been wanting to do an Autumn Night-In post for ages and now I have the chance to do one!