Last-Minute DIY Halloween Costume: Possessed/Demon Chick

This makeup was a last minute job. I received an invite to a Jagermeister Halloween event that was free, had food, kegs and unlimited Jager in September, lol. It was a bit odd, but since I LOVE Halloween, dressing up and free things (especially booze! lol), I decided I HAD to go! So I pulled a PVC outfit from my closet, found some old horns and went to work on my makeup (steps below). When I got there, I discovered the party was actually for a Jager Halloween commercial, which made the night even more awesome! Was a killer party, great time and all for FREE!

I had previously bought and used red devil horns that could be worn with or without a finishing line string to hold them on. I decided to use spirit gum, latex and scab blood to hold them on, which is risky, as they are a bit heavy (after sweating and dancing all night they did begin to come off). So I applied the spirit gum, stuck em on and let them dry. I then applied some latex on the outside to help them stick
I used some white to lightly pail out my face and down my neck
I followed that with red on and around my eyes and blended it out
Then, I covered my lids and just under my eyes with black and blended that out into the red
After this, I used a very sharpened black eyeliner and black cream liner with a very thin brush to paint some veiny details under my eyes and brushed a bit of red just lightly on top of this
I used the same black eyeliner to lightly draw on some veins on my face, neck, arms and legs (anywhere exposed). After they were drawn on, I used a tissue to dab them and lighten them up a bit. After this I lightly brushed some red eye shadow over them to make them look bruised
After I was sure my horns were dry, I stuck some scab blood around the horns, nice and thick to make it look like they broke my skin and also help hold them on
After this, I applies a small amount of stage blood to the horns and let it drip down
I also covered my hands in blood and smeared them over my neck, chest, arms and legs

As an extra ‘cherry on top’, here’s how I spiked my Mohawk:

Hair spray and tease in sections so the entire Mohawk is already somewhat up, but messy
Follow this with the blow dryer to help harden the hairspray (make sure you’ve got a good, solid-holding hairspray)
Begin to use a comb to brush the hawk out and straight up, while spraying it and then blow drying it hard
Keep this process up until the entire hawk is up. Also use your hands to straighten and bring the hair together
Use more spray and the blow dryer to fix any gaps and also solidify the hawk

Tadaaa!

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