DIY Dolly Halloween Tutorial

I washed and primed my face prior to putting any makeup on; creating a blank canvas. For this look I tried to make myself as pale as possible, which wasn't very hard for two reasons: I have very fair skin that never has any colour, and I'm Scottish (notorious for pasty, white skin). I used my Too Faced Perfect Eyes Eyeliner (Perfect Black) to create thick cat eyes liner, which you can't actually see that well on the pictures.

I used Rimmel's Kate Moss #110 on my lips to crate fuller red lips; the sort you find on creepy old porcelain dolls. To create the 'cherub cheeks' effect, I took Sleek Blusher in Pixie Pink and dusted it on my cheeks liberally.

The cracks were created with numerous eyeliners I have; both pencil and liquid. I used Elf Mineral Eye Liner in black to create faint lines which acted as a template. I then went over the top in Rimmel Glam Eyes Liquid Liner in black to make them stand out more, and to get a thinner line for the 'hairline' cracks. The benefit of this is that, if wearing the look to a Halloween party, the eyeliner should last twice as long before you have to reapply.

I really like this look; it turned out better than I expected. Twice throughout applying it I thought about giving up and wiping it off, but I'm glad about the finished look. I HATE the photos though! I'm going to have to figure out how to take better photos cause these are bad.

Louise x x

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