This weekend is HALLOWEEEEEEEN! As noted last year, I'm not the type who gets all fancy with the makeups on Halloween - some glitter and fake lashes make me happy. I love Halloween because it's the official start of the Holiday Season, and I couldn't be more excited.
This year, I'll be a ballerina princess for two reasons: 1) who needs an excuse to dress up like a ballerina princess? and 2) I've been working with an amazing organization, called The Tutu Project, that helps men and women offset the costs associated with fighting breast cancer that aren't covered by insurance. What's so remarkable about this organization is that one of the co-founders is still undergoing breast cancer treatment herself. Check out the website and, if you feel compelled to donate (even $1 helps!), you can do that HERE.
And to see the ballerina princess makeup, be sure to follow me on Snapchat, Instagram, and Facebook, all under ElectraLane!
So on to the tricks...
While I may not get all into Halloween glam, here are some videos showing those who do:
- Kandee Johnson's Edward Scissorhands, Marilyn Monroe Painting, and all of her Everyday Disney Princesses are incredible inspirations, as well as her ideas for kids' costumes
- Byrdie.com rounded up three lovely tutorials by MAC makeup artists
- My favorite looks are those from makeup artist Shonagh Scott's #HappilyNeverAfter series. You can follow her on Insta @ShowMeMakeup.
Finally, you should treat yourself to the new NARS Audacious Mascara. It's the best mascara ever. While in NYC, I stopped by the NARS store to pick up a tube, but they were sold out (because it's that good). So the lady gave me a sample tube.
And it's mind-blowing. You can see a demo HERE.
It's super black. It coats every. single. lash. It doesn't flake. My lashes are still soft. It's buildable without getting gunk-y or clumpy. It's incredibly lengthening. And, this is really important, when you're ready to remove it, it slides right off. Perfection.
I hope you have a fun and safe Halloween!