#DIY Makeup

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chronically only able to make men who serve severe cunt

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Getting back to my death metal roots

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Hi, welcome to a side blog dedicated solely to my crafting, diy, projects, OOAK's etc. Etc.

This is so I can share my art and creations without the pressure of sharing more of my body like my main blog.

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Creating Character-Specific Features in Halloween Make Up

Every character has unique features that make them recognizable, whether it's the iconic cheekbones of a superhero, the scar of a battle-hardened warrior, or the smooth, doll-like complexion of an anime protagonist. This blog post dives into how to do it.

Every character has unique features that make them recognizable, whether it’s the iconic cheekbones of a superhero, the scar of a battle-hardened warrior, or the smooth, doll-like complexion of an anime protagonist. This blog post dives into how to recreate these unique elements for cosplay and Halloween make up. 1. Transforming into Different Genres (Anime vs. Western Characters) Characters…

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Unlock the Power of Your Kitchen: DIY Makeup and Skincare with Natural Ingredients

Unlock the Power of Your Kitchen: DIY Makeup and Skincare with Natural Ingredients Introduction to DIY Makeup and Skincare with Natural Ingredients Welcome to the exciting world of DIY makeup and skincare using natural kitchen ingredients! Whether you’re aiming to reduce chemicals in your beauty routine or just love the idea of creating your own affordable products, you’ve landed in the right…

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Cruelty Free DIY Hack for the Viral Dior Forever Liquid Sequin Lipstick

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Say Goodbye to Melting Makeup: Tips for a Sweat-Proof Look | Makeup Tips

How To Have Your Makeup Look Amazing All Day Every Day | Makeup Tips, Sweat-Proof Makeup   Click here to take a look at The Ultimate Glow Up Guide That Will Completely Change Your Life!   If you struggle with makeup that melts off in the heat, these tips are for you! From using a long-lasting foundation to setting with powder and finishing with a setting spray, this guide will show you how to…

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👨‍🎤 DIY Cyberpunk hair/makeup ft Lunar Tides ombré CEYA glitter

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Patchwork makeup bags

Made patchwork makeup bags out of secondhand and recycled materials to ask my BFFs to be my bridesmaids using this tutorial

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Happy New Year 2024! (Source)

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Accessible and affordable goth dress

Oftentimes “alt” clothes from specifically goth or alternative stores are incredibly expensive and also rare to find. Here’s how to dress goth with general resources from everyday stores that shouldn’t cost ridiculous amounts. Goth is about the music but if you do choose to dress in the style here are some easy and cheap items that paired with really any black clothing can make a goth ensemble.

• fishnets for the arms, hands and legs. Wear fishnets under shirts, skirts, shorts, ripped jeans, and as gloves etc. you can get fishnets from party/dollar stores/costume stores.

• belts of any kind, they don’t have to be “gothy” belts whatever you can get your hands on can work. Browse around at local normal clothing stores and second hand stores. Some things you can try are:

- layering multiple belts

- Hanging necklaces, fake pearls, scarves or chains off the belts

- wearing belts over the shoulder and in areas beside the waist.

• knee high socks and stockings are an accessible staple that I find to come in handy often. You can customise these by cutting holes in them. Old socks can be made into gloves.

• cutting holes into plain clothing/adding clothespins.

• leggings/stockings can have holes cut or other patterns to make really cool accessories. I like to wear fishnets underneath stockings with holes cut in them.

• fake plastic pearls from the dollar store (I wear them as necklaces, hair accessories, bracelets, around the waist as a belt)

• cheap Halloween costume supplies can often have black gloves, fake pearl necklaces and other such things that can be utilised. You can also get face paint from here for relatively cheap.

• pick up jewlerry chains, hooks and blank earrings so you can make your own jewlerry out of recycled things and other bits you find around

• to do goth makeup without scouring the internet and spending a fortune you can go to just about any local store, get black eye makeup (eyeliner, eyeshadow) and red lipstick.

• eyelash glue is what I use to glue stuff to my face for makeup looks. Items such as flowers, rhinestones, leaves I’ll attach to my face to further elevate my makeup.

• rhinestones and similar craft supplies can be utilised.

• black nail polish.

• if you have jewlerry layer it up (lots of earrings, necklaces at once). Those sort of “old lady” necklaces you can get from second hand stores and beaded necklaces you can make at home are great accessories.

• I wrap string around my arms as an extra layer of accessory.

•old clothes that are damaged or broken can be cut up and used as new materials

• a comb and the strongest hairspray you can get your hands on. spray it on and back comb, no need for anything fancy. Even a hairbrush could do. You don’t need a “goth” hair styling tool necessarily.

• a white blouse (see Robert smith). You can further personalise the blouse by adding stains, holes, pins and tears.

• black shoes of some kind, they don’t need to be goth shoes, any black shoes you can get your hands on. I’ve used school shoes in goth outfits before

• lots of black skirts in different lengths can be layered instead of buying a full Victorian goth dress or skirt

• leg warmers (if you can find them)

• random fake leather peices from second hand stores can be really helpful when styling. Rather than buying about a million different things or a really expensive Victorian blouse get a fake leather jacket second hand. From there you can layer it with anything. (Same goes for leather skirts).

• cross jewlerry (easier to find then ankhs, bats, pentacles, etc). Second hand stores are great for this, anywhere that old ladies donate their old stuff will be your best friend.

• goth as an off shoot of punk is about diy and artistic expression, I do not think goth fashion should have parameters. Do as you like and steadily develop your own style.

• the spiked hair and white base is not an essential part of being goth. If you like the white face paint then wear it, if you don’t wear it that’s completely fine as well.

• POC are a major and vital part of the goth subculture. Dark skin tones and textured hair do not make someone less goth. Many trad goth style icons were people of colour. To claim that a person must be pale and have hair spiked into a bats nest to be gothic is not only wrong but racist.

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Day 43 of posting an OOTD for every day of sophomore year! Featuring my clown suit and the majority of my kandi! Another Halloween countdown outfit :3

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Bedroom fit check and my makeup for my show tonight :D wore my new butch bait shirt. i put cute clips in my hair too. And different necklaces. I love making cute little outfits and this was a new one and fun to make.

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my tiktok from the other day, will be wearing clown makeup today too lol

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My Siren Core 🤍🧜‍♀️

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