10 Mesmerizing TikTok Makeup Tutorials For Halloween Inspo

Because this iconic Hocus Pocus character’s uniquely shaped red lips (and curly red hair) were on full display, you can keep the rest of your face muted, including your eyebrows. Fiery red, claw-like talons really tie the whole costume together.

You’ll need several shades of green makeup for this Grinch look (plus a green wig if you really want to go the extra mile). Spidery, false lashes and sparkly green eyeshadow make for a pretty spin on an otherwise spooky look inspired by the classic Dr. Seuss book.

Body and face paint in several different colors (but mainly light blue) will elevate this Sally-from The Nightmare Before Christmas costume. A fiery orange wig and stitch designs throughout really help to resemble the humanoid rag doll from the eery Tim Burton film.

Use caution when copying this Pennywise tutorial, as you might scare children (or even yourself in the mirror). Opt for stark white face paint, a Pennywise wig (if you can find one at your local costume store), and red and black clown makeup are essentials, while yellow contact lenses and fake, fang-life teeth will up the ante.

Coat your face in pink face makeup using a makeup sponge for this Cheshire Cat look, making sure to draw tabby cat stripes in darker pink around your face. Draw an exaggerated mouth in thin black eyeliner, painting the teeth white and filling the spaces in black.

To transform into Jessica Rabbit, this creator first made her eyebrows disappear to make for an exaggerated cut crease. She then used a small paintbrush to create Rabbit’s tall, triangular eyelids, filling them in with purple glittery shadow. A red wig, red eyebrows, and red lips topped the sultry look off.

To get Maleficent’s evil horns, wrap your hair in foil, like this user, and then cover it in black tape (you can also create her sharp widow’s peak with the black tape, too). Create the evil fairy’s horns using the foil, then wrap those in black tape. Secure to the head using black tape.

This TikToker’s spin on Belle from Beauty and the Beast is so stunning. Coat the eyelids in warm, yellow eyeshadow, then put bits of sparkle in the middle and false lashes. Use foundation and add heavy contouring before covering the lips in a brown gloss. Curl strands and put them in a half-up, half-down style like the Disney character.

There were so many good beauty moments in Euphoria’s inaugural season, but anything involving rhinestones was especially memorable. Case in point: Cassie’s blue iceskating look. Swipe shimmery turquoise shades on your eyelids, then add Swarovski crystals along the crease (and extended outward to form a cat eye outline), and all over the face.

A Roy Lichtenstein-inspired Pop art makeup look might seem daunting to execute, but with some solid makeup pencils in different colors and small brushes — plus this user’s steps — it can totally be done. Jameela Jamil is also a fan.