(evil laughing)

- 'Tis the season for Halloween.

I've partnered with Simple Skincare to show you

these two killer looks to rock this year.

First, I'm gonna show you how I did this

dead bride look and then into a disco alien.

I'll be using Simple's products from their

water boost line, in between the looks

so that way I can keep my skin hydrated

during this spooky time.

All right, so let's get started with the first look.

So here I am with fresh clean skin and I'm

gonna use Simple's hydrating booster to prep my skin.

Since I'm gonna be putting a lot of stuff on my face,

I wanna make sure that it's hydrated.

I love this booster because it also acts as a primer,

so it's gonna make sure that everything stays on tact.

Now that my skin is ready and good to go,

it's time for concealer.

I'm using Colourpop's No Filter Concealer

in the shade light and I'm gonna start applying it

all over my face as the first base.

Then with a damp makeup sponge I'm just

gonna blend that baby out.

I wanted my face to be a little lighter

so I'm gonna go in with foundation now,

just doing the usual, dot it on my face

and then blending it out.

The next step is powder.

I'm using my trusty Laura Mercier translucent one

and I'm just gonna set that in so that nothing budges.

For my brows, I'm using Benefit's Goof Proof Brow Pencil

and I'm just gonna do my usual brow routine.

At first I was tempted to use a black eyeliner,

but I thought I'd go for something more wearable.

Okay, brows done.

All right, so let's move onto eye shadow.

I'm using NYX's Jumbo Eye Pencil and I'm

gonna use this as a base for our ultra smoky

dead bride look.

Feel free to be lax with application

because after you do this, you're gonna

get a dense brush and start to smoke the edges out.

Then I'm gonna go in with the same eye pencil

again and start covering the lower lid.

Go in with that same brush and start to

smoke it out the best you can.

Don't trip if it doesn't look too perfect,

because in the end, you're a dead bride,

so it's all right if it looks a little messy.

Now I'm using Kat Von D's Monarch Pallette.

I'm grabbing the matte black eye shadow

and I'm just gonna start packing it all over my lid.

I'm doing like a little patting motion

instead of a sweeping one because

I wanna minimize the fall out.

Then I'm gonna use a dense, fluffy brush

and start smoking this all out.

Next up, I'm taking this burnt sienna shade

and using this as a transition shade.

I did kind of like a slight winged out shape

just so it looks a little glam.

Then I'm gonna go back into the same sienna color

and I'm gonna drag that out for the bottom of my eyes.

Grab a black eyeliner now and start tightlining

the bottom half of the eye, this is just gonna

smoke the look out even more and intensify everything.

Then I'm gonna grab a cheek brush and I'm just

gonna dip it inside that sienna color and start

using that as a contour shade.

I kinda went a little harsh with this,

so I'm using a makeup sponge to blend

the imperfections that I made.

There, much better.

I'm gonna quickly pop on some falsies now

for some instant vavoom.

Now using a black pencil liner I'm gonna

start drawing the skeleton nose onto mine.

I went for, like a rounder shape,

because I wanted my nose to look more button-like.

Then go in with a concealer and start whiting

out your lips, you want a super pale base

because we're about to draw some skeleton teeth.

First using a black liner I'm gonna start

drawing the inside of my lips to make me look

more dead, then I'm gonna lightly drag the pencil

out to the corners of my lips to give them

the illusion that they open wider.

I'm gonna draw the outside skull

teeth first and then I'm gonna grab my liquid

eyeliner and I'm gonna redraw and sharpen

the lines in the corners of my mouth

and also along the lips.

Using the liquid liner is easier than

the pencil because you can be more precise with it.

I shaded the inside of my lip a little darker

and now I'm done.

Throw on a black wig, grab a veil,

and prepare for the ultimate wedding of the underworld.

I love that this look is a little creepy,

but still sultry as hell.

Now, it's time to take of the wig

and all this makeup off so that we

can transition into the next look.

First, I'm gonna use Simple's Cleansing Facial

Wipes and start removing the first layer

of makeup off.

You guys know that these wipes are my jam

and I love how soft and effective they

are for removing the first portion of my makeup.

See, look at all that gunk.

Now I'm going in with Simple's Water Boost

Micellar Cleansing Water.

I'm soaking up a cotton round and then

gently removing the remainder of my makeup.

This formula is awesome because it's refreshing

and rehydrates the skin.

And there are no harsh chemicals,

which is always a plus.

Okay so now that makeup is finally off,

let's start the second look.

First, I'm just gonna prime the skin again

with Simple's Hydrating Booster.

My skin has been through a lot today

so it's important that I add this step

so it's hydrated and primed for the second round.

So I'm basically doing the exact same steps

as the previous look.

I put the concealer on my face,

added powder, and then drew on my brows.

Now that we're up to speed,

I'm gonna go in with another NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil

in this lovely green shade that I honestly

thought I'd never use.

I'm gonna start coloring it all over my lid.

Then going in with Colourpop's Cusp,

I'm gonna pack this shimmery emerald shade

all over the base.

I'm honestly just obsessed with this color.

Now I'm gonna go in with my Lo-key palette,

I'm gonna grab this orange shade and start

using that as my transitions shade to

blend this crazy green out.

Surprisingly the orange looks really good.

I never thought that this would be the color

to blend out really unusual shades.

I'm picking another adventurous color,

this is wild thoughts and I'm just gonna

start going in all under the lower part of the eye.

I just basically picked out a bunch of intimidating

colors that I never use for this look.

Then I'm grabbing my liquid liner and drawing

my usual cat eye.

I just realized that I wanted a little extra oomp

so I grabbed this champagne color and

added it to the inner corners and brow bone.

Now I'm skipping mascara and I'm popping

on these big fluffy lashes.

These add the drama that I want for this look.

I wanted to add a celestial element to this

so I'm using Urban Decay's Heavy Metal amp

and I'm adding this green sparkly glitter

to the top part of my lid.

I love glitter, so this is very much needed.

Then using Stila's liquid eyeshadow,

I'm gonna take this violet glitter

and start covering the lower half of the eye as well.

This is Halloween, folks, so go big or go home.

Now using my favorite highlighter, I'm just

gonna dust this onto the apples of my cheeks,

nose bridge and Cupid's bow.

For the lips, I'm going for a darker color

so I'm lining my lips with a black pencil liner.

Most of the time I don't really line my lips,