Hey, guys!
It's Kirbie.
So, if you have seen my Halloween tutorials before,
you've probably seen this next look.
It is wildly popular.
I don't know what happened.
It took off on Pinterest.
It is this "Webby Woman" makeup look.
This is a really easy look.
It's a no-costume costume.
You basically use all of the makeup you already have.
Which means you don't have to buy anything.
I went out and got these gloves.
This dress is from my closet.
And I have all of my makeup that I need here to do it.
So, let's just dive right in.
The first step is just to do your skin
and your brows as you normally would.
You wanna keep your eyes bare.
Because we are gonna be drawing on them.
So, I have on foundation, blush, a little contour and highlight.
Ooh. Check out that highlight, y'all.
Yes, Momma.
Okay. So, I'm all good with my face.
The first step that we're gonna dive into is the spider web.
What I like to do is take either a gel pen or a gel pencil.
Something that you can outline these webs with. Okay?
Basically, you're making a stencil for the mask that you're gonna be creating
with the spider webs.
So, you wanna make five lines
on the top.
And then five lines below.
And you want the middle line to be the longest.
Sometimes it gets a little wonky.
That's a professional term. Wonky.
Okay. And then to kind of bring this all together,
you want to take a line, basically from the corner of your eye,
and bring it outward.
Bam.
I'm gonna bring these lines onto my eyelid.
To connect them.
We have the main lines.
Five up top. Five on bottom.
And the one coming from the corner of the eye.
Now, I'm going to connect
all these lines together.
Creating a little smile.
A little smile.
Okay, so I'm switching to a different liner.
It's kind of like a pen.
And don't worry about getting right up to your under eye like I did.
Because I'm gonna add black liner on my top and bottom waterlines soon.
And it's just gonna blend everything together.
So you don't have to worry about that.
Okay. So, honestly you could just stop at this.
And just powder it, to set it.
And be good to go.
But, you guys know me. I'm pretty extra.
And I'd like to make sure that this thing is gonna last all night long.
Now, I'm going to take
a felt tipped liquid liner pen.
And I'm gonna go over the lines.
Just so that they're set.
And they look a) a little bit more opaque.
And b) they'll last a lot longer throughout the night.
Quality webbing over here.
Now, I'm gonna go in, and I'm gonna line
my top and bottom waterline.
Just to kind of remove any
light from around my eye.
Lash glue time.
I'm just gonna lightly coat my lash on the end.
Definitely making sure that the edges have the most.
And then I'm gonna let it sit for a second.
Get it tacky.
When the glue is tacky,
it's way easier to apply.
Because it won't smear all over your eyelid.
And it's just a lot easier to deal with.
I have pretty dark lashes, but the tips are blond.
So, I always just blend my natural lash.
Getting right down to the root.
Okay. So, I'm now taking these
little, baby rhinestones.
I'm gonna put a few and place them strategically within the web.
And the easiest way to apply it,
is just to take some lash glue.
Put a little dab of it on your hand.
I'm gonna take a little rhinestone,
and dip it into the glue.
Bam.
And if you were super extra,
you could buy a ton of these rhinestones.
And just make the whole thing rhinestones.
Which I think would look really, really cool.
Alright. You are blinged-out.
Just make sure you rub all that lash glue off of your hand.
The only thing left to do is just put on a lip.
And you can go really any direction with this.
You could do a really deep vampy lip.
You could do a red lip.
I personally like doing
a more neutral, pinky, nude shade.
And then, don't mind me.
I'm just pulling out the lipstick I made.
Okay. The only step left is just to powder your face.
I'm using a loose, translucent powder.
Keep that shine in check, girl.
And voilà.
Look at you.
You are now a Webby Woman.
Alright, guys. What do you think of Webby Woman?
Let me know in the comments section.
And if you've done this look, post a picture of it.
Because I love seeing y'all's work.
As always you can find me on Instagram and Twitter, @kirbiejohnson.
And on Facebook, @kirbiejohnsontv.
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See you guys next time. Happy Halloween!