- Hi guys, welcome back to my channel.
In today's video, I'm going to be showing you
four last minute DIY Halloween looks
that are very easy to follow.
So today, we're going to be showing you how to do
Miguel from Coco,
a zombie bride,
a rainbow pumpkin,
and a rainbow unicorn as well.
And I'm so pleased with how these all turned out.
They were so simple to do,
and I've just had so much fun making this video.
So I really hope you guys like it.
I'll make sure that I link all of the products
in the description down below if you want to
go ahead and check them out.
But they're all from Snazaroo.
They are the UK's leading face paint brand,
and they have an incredible selection.
I have two face paint palettes like this,
but there are 50 that you can choose from.
They also do effects paint,
so you can make wounds, or cuts, or warts,
and like build up,
if you're doing a zombie look, or something like that.
They also do great glitter gel and glitter dust as well,
but my favorite product that they do,
which is new,
is the face brush pens.
They come in so many different colors.
There are actually five packs that you can choose from.
And I just found that making the looks with these
face brush pens was so simple to do.
They're very precise and mess free.
Not what you normally expect from face painting.
So I just really, really enjoyed it.
And on the Snazaroo website,
they also have great tutorials that you can follow,
that give you step-by-step Halloween looks.
There are so many.
So, anything your child wants to be,
like vampire, zombie, like literally anything,
they have a look for it and every palette also
comes with ideas and step-by-step guides in it as well,
so, it's just brilliant.
But without further ado, let's get into the looks.
So Fraser this Halloween is going to be...
- Miguel from Coco.
- That's right, so you've got the red hoodie,
we've just have to paint his face.
- [Emily] So this look is perfect for last minute
because your child can wear their own clothes.
As long as they have a hoodie, this look will work.
But the first thing to do is draw two black circles
around your child's eyes,
and I'm using the black face brush pen,
because it is so precise.
And then I'm gonna draw an upside down heart
on the top of his nose
and fill that in as well as the eyes.
So this is gonna make them look
like a skeleton with eye sockets.
Then fill in the rest of their face
with a white face paint and I used a combination
of a face paint from a palette,
with a sponge,
and then my white face brush pen to be more precise.
For the mouth, I just drew an oversized mouth
using black face paint so I just went
over his lips and a little bit further as you can see here.
And then I did vertical lines to go across the mouth.
And then the last thing to do
is just add some orange dots under the eyes.
You can just do these all the way around,
and that is literally it.
That is how simple this is to do.
All that's left to do is put up the hoodie,
and then you can see,
that he looks exactly like Miguel from Coco.
And Fraser went one step further with his guitar,
and he was so pleased with the finished look.
- Next up, we're going to be doing a zombie bride,
and to model it, I have my little friend Grace here.
She's been friends with Fraser since they were,
three days old, I think.
And, me and Grace's mommy are best friends.
So, should we do it?
- [Emily] How adorable is Grace?
I just love this little girl so much.
But the first thing you wanna do for the zombie bride
is to white out their face with a white face paint.
You just wanna make them look
a bit pale and ill like a zombie.
Then, we went around her eyes
with the black face brush pen.
But I wasn't too worried if this was messy
because we were going for a bit more of a messy look.
We just wanted her to have dark eyes
because she was a zombie.
But I used a sponge and it didn't matter
if I went over or anything.
Then, we took the black face brush pen and put some cracks
throughout her face.
So we did one down one of the eyes,
and then one on her forehead as well.
And then we used the red face brush paint
to put some blood coming out of her mouth.
And then, we also put a little bit on her forehead.
And then Grace suggested that we have blood coming
out of her eyes.
She really got into it.
And then, she also thought it would be nice
if we did red lips as well.
Then we wanted to add some glitter by using
the glitter gel.
This stuff is great it goes on so easily.
I just used one of the brushes that came in the kit,
and we put this around her eyes.
So there you have it, our zombie bride.
I think this looked turned out so well.
And Grace even has a zombie bride dress.
But if you didn't, you could use any old dress
and it just looks brilliant.
For the next look we're doing a colorful rainbow pumpkin.
And this is a look that I found on the Snazaroo website,
and I just thought it was really nice
because it's a bit different to a traditional pumpkin.
So the first thing to do is draw a round pumpkin shape
on their face, as Fraser is modeling here.
Then, do two triangles around their eyes,
and a triangle on their nose as well.
Then for the mouth,
I drew some triangles above the top lip
and then I colored them in as well.
Then I used the orange face brush pen
to color in the rest of his face.
This was really really quick and easy to do.
Once his face was completely orange,
we went in with the black pen
and just drew some more pumpkin lines on it,
and then I did a couple on the forehead as well.
And then I went in with the white face brush pen
and just drew these little dots on,
almost like a little shiny pumpkin.
This is a tutorial all on the Snazaroo website.
I didn't come up with this on my own.
So you can even follow it on there as well.
Then we just drew a really simple stalk on his forehead,
with a little leaf and drew that in green.
And then we just drew some rainbow stripes on his chin.
I used all the face brush pens that I have really
that are the colorful ones.
And that was really simple to do.
And this is the finished look, I think it looks great.
- For the next one,
we're gonna make Grace a rainbow unicorn.
So, there's a step-by-step guide
in the Snazaroo leaflet here.
So we're just gonna follow along and show you as well.
- [Emily] So this look is so very simple.
All you have to do is draw a rainbow
to one side of their face.
I suppose you could do both sides,
but we just did the one.
And I basically let Grace choose what order
the colors went in.
So we did purple, green, blue, yellow,
and then we did pink,
and finally, red as well.
Once we did the rainbow,
Grace thought it was a good idea to put pink on her lips,
and then I drew a little cloud at the bottom
of the rainbow and just filled that in.
You could add glitter to this look,
but Grace said she didn't need it.
And it looks amazing and she's wearing her
little unicorn onesie,
so this is a great last minute DIY Halloween look.
- Right, so that's it for this video.
I really hope you enjoyed it.
Let me know in the comments below what was your favorite
look and what your children are gonna be this Halloween.
And don't forget to go and check out the Snazaroo products.
I will link their website down below.
They also have amazing how-to's on their website
that you can follow and they're very simple to do.
If I can do it, anyone can do it.
But anyway, thank you so much for watching,
and I'll see you in my next one.
Bye guys.