The best make-up kits and accessories to dress up for Halloween

Summary

• The Snazaroo makeup palette with these 8 colors and its guide, to get started
• Temporary HJ tattoos, for “scars” more real than life
• Snazaroo’s “ghost or vampire” white makeup jar, a must-have
• Immetee’s Scar Wax makeup kit with 12 colors, the most complete
• The zombie kit with “dark blood” special effect gel, all in one
• Zerhox stickers, for a Halloween like in Mexico

Our selection of makeup and essential accessories for Halloween

The Snazaroo makeup palette, with these 8 colors and its makeup guide, to get started

Make up the whole family without hesitation with this Halloween palette from Snazaroo, which is labeled “non-toxic”. This “Special Effects” kit contains everything you need to create spooky makeup for your Halloween party! This make-up palette, which has the advantage of being ready to use, contains in particular molding wax to sculpt fake wounds and large noses, fake blood to make the wounds realistic, a spatula to apply the wax, a sponge for more precision and of course a detailed guide to learn how to make special effects. The make-up stays on well, but it’s still easy to remove without streaking. It is also respectful of the skin, young and old alike. This palette is ideal for creating surprising makeup and impressing all the friends around you.

Snazaroo’s “ghost or vampire” white makeup jar, a must-have

You would like to transform yourself into a clown, this make-up jar would be the ideal product to carry out this metamorphosis… But for Halloween, the party where we take pleasure in being scared, this white make-up can especially be used for your reasons for skulls, vampires and other ghosts. This make-up will allow you to very easily obtain a uniform white face to begin with, on which you can then use pencils and other colored makeup to become Frankenstein or a terrible witch, for example. Its very creamy texture gives this “White Clown” a very covering power.

Immetee’s Scar Wax makeup kit with 12 colors, the most complete

It is essential! The immetee 12-color makeup palette, which can be used for your face and body, allows the whole family to apply makeup and invent all kinds of disguises around it. Do you want to dress up as a pumpkin, Spiderman, zombie, witch? No problem, this palette with a smooth and creamy texture offers a multitude of colors, from red to green, passing through white and black if necessary. The make-up stays on well, but it remains easy to remove without streaking, with soap and lukewarm water. It is also respectful of the skin, young and old alike. Touted as non-toxic, hypoallergenic, and fragrance-free, these colors won’t itch or irritate the skin. Another advantage: this palette can be used again any time of the year, beyond Halloween and for many occasions.

The zombie kit with “dark blood” special effect gel, all in one

At Halloween, blood is often present in disguises, especially for the make-up part, whether it is to transform into a zombie, a serial killer, a killer clown or a monster. So bet on this “dark blood” effect gel. Main advantage: this fake blood does not leave traces when you clean it. Thanks to its slightly sticky consistency, it looks like real blood, to sow doubt among your loved ones. It can be applied to the face or to the clothes, depending on the character you want to embody to scare people around you.

What day is Halloween?

What could be better than starting the week with sweets? This year, Halloween falls on Monday, October 31. This holiday is celebrated today mainly in Ireland, Great Britain, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand. In France, since 1990, we have the habit of saying: “Candy or a spell!” In Mexico, we rather celebrate “Dia de los Muertos”, the day of the dead, on November 2.

A bit of history on the Halloween party

Every year, the children will collect sweets on the famous October 31st. Halloween is originally a Celtic festival of Irish origin. About 3,000 years ago, the Celtic calendar did not end on December 31, but on October 31. And this last night of the year was the night of the god of death. Legend has it that on October nights ghosts came to haunt the living. To ward them off, the Celts used to dress in scary costumes and gather to party on the evening of October 31.