Seeing all of the impressive Halloween makeup looks on social media and IRL can make you think that you need to wear more makeup, more glitter, more gory details, and just more of everything. That’s not always the case. Even when you show restraint, you can have a look that has just as much impact. Take, Halloween lip art. Simply decorating your pout in a spooktacular way can make as much of a statement as a full face of a makeup. And lip art is a good idea for those who have sensitive skin and are concerned face paint will make them break out. Just remember to watch out when you’re sipping your witches brew and munching on candy.
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Have a look at 12 Halloween lip art ideas that prove you don’t necessarily need a full face of makeup:
1. Spider Lips
This is the stuff of nightmares for those who are scared of spiders. The grayish-purple lip color enhances the scary effect.
2. Vampire Blood Lips
Bloody brilliant.
3. White Lips With Red Blood Splatter
This is a look that anyone can do. Simply apply white lipstick (or face paint), splatter some red on top then clean up the edges.
4. Brain Lips
Hands up if you never thought to combine these two body parts together?
5. Minimalist Hocus Pocus Lips
We would recognize those hairstyles any day.
6. Orange Lips With Haunted House
Halloween colors? Check. Creepy scene? Check.
7. Glossy Black Lips With Yellow Eyes
The patent lips add to the spooky vibe.
8. Orange And Black Bat Lips
Sometimes it pays off to color outside of the lines.
9. Dripping Bloody Lips
This is so realistic that it will make your toes curl.
10. Gray Stitched Mouth
There are many stitched mouth makeup looks. This one allows you to still talk and eat candy.
11. Orange Ombre Lips With Bats
Count how many cool details you see here.
12. Black Glitter And Sequin Lips
Because how many times can you decorate your lips with black glitter and sequins?
Iskra Banović is our seasoned Editor-in-Chief at BlueFashion. She has been steering the website's content and editorial direction since 2013. With a rich background in fashion design, Iskra's expertise spans across fashion, interior design, beauty, lifestyle, travel, and culture.
