Being a makeup junkie, I absolutely love doing FX makeup: I enjoy creating open wounds, stitches, and totally re-creating a face for Halloween. However, I have to come to realize that not everyone feels that way… thus, this tutorial was born.
For the first in a series of Halloween-themed makeup tutorials, I wanted to make a Halloween look to cater to the girl that doesn’t really want to dress up. You know, the girl who comes in jeans, a tee, and bunny ears? This is a more fierce, stylish approach to the “no costume” look: a chic, fun cheetah eye.
The Look:
How to Get the Look:
Products Used:
- MAC Indianwood Paint Pot
- MAC Bronze Eyeshadow
- MAC Amberlights Eyeshadow
- e.l.f Liquid Liner in Black
- MAC Fluidline in Blacktrack
- L’Oreal Lineur Intense in Black
- Milani Liquifeye Eyeliner in Gold
- Maybelline Falsies Mascara
- NARS Albatross Highlighter
- Milani Tantastic Bronzer in Fantastic in Bronze
- Revlon Lipstick in Just Enough Buff
- NYX Lip Shine in Gold
How to Style the Look:
Product Info: Jeans, Tee, Wedges, Earrings, Bangles
For the “costume” part of the look, I wanted to create a nice, sleek silhouette. I started off with these amazing black J Brand coated jeans. (Obviously, J Brand is pricey, so you could substitute any other black jeans here!) Since we are going so tight on the bottom, I paired the black jeans with a loose black H&M top. To give this cheetah-licious look even more growl power (yes, that was a line from Disney’s Cheetah Girls), I thought a pair of chunky animal print wedges would look great. And to tie this look together, I chose a pair of simple gold hoops and an arm full of chunky bangles.
Thoughts?
Would you guys rock this fierce look? What are you going to be for Halloween this year? What are your plans? Let us know!
I love this too! I’m always so focused on the costume part of Halloween that I forget how much of a statement makeup can make on its own. This is such a brilliant idea!
Haha! That’s so me! I don’t really like “dressing up” but I like to do themed sort of outfits for Halloween. Thanks for the inspiration! Now I don’t feel so weird for not wearing a costume.
I love this! Its the perfect way to “fashion” up a cheetah outfit. Classy but sexy with just the right amount of drama.
I love this but please do a Poison Ivy tutorial! I also want to be her!
LOVE it, especially the outfit. Great idea. Please do more like this! š
So awesome!
My brow bone isn’t as good as yours for leopard spots (not as much space to work with between lid and brow) but I think I could easily adapt this and put a few subtle spots on my cheeks with some bronzer. š
LOVEEE this, so creative!
I’m like you and like to go all out for halloween, and bring the drama. I’m planning on buying a black tutu, teal corset and tons of peacock feathers and making my own peacock costume!
I would love to see a peacock inspired makeup tutorial!!!
Thank you!!!! If it turns out right I definitely will! š
I kind of wish you had used all drugstore make-up :/ but other than that i love this! Im going to try and recreate it within my budget!
This realllllly helped cuz i didnt know what exactly to be for halooween, i wanted to be a cheetah but i also wanted to play the look up, ya know? thanks for posting this video and keep up the awesome work :D!
hell yeah! I was going to be a cheetah but didn’t want the wack cat face with wiskers. SO HAPPY I found this!
This is awesome! I’ve been planning on being a cheetah for Halloween for the past couple weeks and this is perfect! Thanks!!
SO, SO cool. I really like this look! It’s pretty easy to make out of things I already have–I’ll definitely have to try this!