Top Pumpkin Halloween Makeup Looks That Almost Anyone Can Master

Halloween makeup is always an excellent option for scary season, but have you got any idea for the spooky season this year? How about a pumpkin Halloween makeup? 

Not just in your yard do pumpkins belong. These look good on your face this Halloween. Check out some Halloween pumpkin makeup ideas below!

Pumpkin makeup for Halloween

How to Make Pumpkin Halloween Makeup Look?

Making a pumpkin makeup look is really easy, but it does require a few particular details to pull it off flawlessly.

While costume makeup will yield the best effects, your everyday makeup items like a good eyeliner and cream eyeshadow may also be useful. 

Draw black triangles around your nose and eyes on an orange base. To produce the ribs and the curved form of a pumpkin, draw a few vertical lines using a deeper orange or black color. 

How to make pumpkin Halloween makeup look?

Spread a few square shapes throughout your mouth and extend the corners of your lips with your black color to complete the appearance with the traditional toothy grin of a jack-o-lantern.

That’s the basic. Now, get some pumpkin makeup Halloween ideas to inspire your costume for this year.

Best Pumpkin Halloween Makeup Looks

Smokey Pumpkin Makeup

For this easy scary Halloween makeup, orange face paint is not necessary. Despite that, you will need a warm bronzer in addition to a palette full of orange eyeshadow tones and a lot of black eyeliner to soften and disperse the lines of your pumpkin features.

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Smashed Pumpkin Makeup

Without smashed pumpkins, what would Halloween be? Rather than applying your standard carved-pumpkin shapes, use your makeup brush to create a few cracks and rips throughout. The more cracks, the creepier.

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Glittery Jack-O'-Lantern Makeup

A little sparkle on your lips, eyes, nose, and hair is a must for this pumpkin makeup look, so grab your glitter eyeshadow palette and brush up on your glitter hacks.

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Rotting Pumpkin Halloween Makeup

If you're one of the lucky people who hasn't seen or smelled a rotting pumpkin before, this is exactly what it looks like. Using a mixture of cotton balls and liquid latex is the secret to getting this kind of squishy skin. 

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Floating Pumpkin Makeup

Makeup may be used to give the appearance that your head is floating in midair, so channel one of those awesome Halloween displays. 

Stop at your chin and cover the remainder of your body with body paint to hide the orange face paint from your Halloween makeup kit instead of letting it run down your neck and chest.

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Half-Face Pumpkin Makeup

Do you want another amazing makeup tip to get an appealing split across your face like a half-pumpkin? Apply tissue paper to your skin and cover it with your liquid foundation to ensure a smooth blend.

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Melted Pumpkin Makeup

If you kept the candle lit in your jack-o'-lantern for an extended time, your makeup would seem melted and sloppy. To create little, cartoon-like drips, you might use a full-coverage foundation, but the 3D gel will produce a more lifelike look.

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Pumpkin Eye Makeup

If the idea of painting your face with costume paint makes your skin break out, go for a stylish yet easy Halloween eye makeup look. Curved pumpkin shapes may be made with a standard eyeshadow palette that includes orange tones.

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Tips to Make a Pumpkin Halloween Makeup Look

Keep in mind the following things to get the perfect pumpkin makeup for Halloween:

• Use a high-quality face paint: An excellent product will last all night without staining your skin or causing irritation. Moreover, it will be simpler to blend out and more beautifully pigmented.

• Use a fine-tipped eyeliner: An ink eyeliner with a felt tip (recommended NYX PROFESSIONAL MAKEUP Epic Ink Liner) is your best option if you want something that will give you greater control and accuracy when outlining the face.

• Put your hair up: To prevent putting face paint all over your hair when making a Halloween makeup look, put your hair up. You can also wear a headband that you can wash later to prevent having orange face paint all over your hairline.

Remember to put your hair up