
Halloween Makeup Tutorial: How To Do Skeleton Look Inspired By K…

Bob Harper's At-Home Workout Tips + Rachael's Fire Roasted Tomat…

Jenny McCarthy Talks "The Masked Singer" + Rach's Pasta With Por…

Tommy DiDario's Gluten-Free Matcha Chocolate Chip Cookies + Rach…

Dr. Oz On How To Cope With Pandemic Stress + Rach's Mushroom Ris…

Original "Queer Eye" Grooming Expert Kyan Douglas Shares His Fav…

How Long Garlic Can Last In The Fridge, According To Rachael | Q…

How To Make French Onion and Porcini Risotto | Rachael Ray

How To Make John Cusimano's Pink Champagne "Moulin Rouge" Cockta…

Wireless Phone Charger + Car Mount: Viewer Shows Off Her New Fav…

Can a Smart Water Bottle Actually Help You Drink More Water? One…

Portable Heated Chair: Why This Viewer Is Loving It During The P…

How To Make Browned Butter Rice | Nadiya Hussain

How To Make "Tandoori" Chicken In a Regular Oven | Nadiya Hussain

How To Make Utica Tomato Pie | Rachael Ray

Deals From Rue La La: Faux Fur Throw, Stuart Weitzman Leather Bo…

Rach's French Onion Risotto + Kyan Douglas Shares His Favorite A…

How To Make Beef Brutus | Rachael Ray's Steak Caesar Salad

How To Order The Right Size Every Time (+ save money!) | Online …

60-Second Guided Meditation | Andy From Headspace

How To Make Banoffee Pie The Royal Family Way With Prince Charle…
Halloween is tomorrow, but if you’re fretting over what to wear, it’s not too late! Some of the best looks require nothing more than a little bit of creativity and some makeup. (Take it from Rach, who’s a Halloween queen!)
We brought in makeup artist and beauty expert Cynde Watson to show viewer Rachel how to get Kim Kardashian West’s Instagram-worthy skeleton makeup. All you need is a white and black eyeliner crayon or pencil.
1. To get started, apply a primer all over your face. This will help hold your makeup in place to avoid smudges.
2. It’s easiest the start with the white makeup and then do your black makeup next so that you don’t end up with a muddy gray face, explains Cynde. Starting with the white pencil, trace around your eyes, your nose (Cynde says this shape sort of resembles a "z"), and your cheekbones to create a template.
3. Once that’s traced, fill in with the white pencil, using a brush or your fingers. You’ll want to layer the makeup for a full opaque look.
4. Next, begin to carefully fill in the black, starting with black eyeliner around your eyes. Using a thicker crayon, you can begin to color in the eyes, cheekbones, and nose.
5. Finally, use a thin black pencil or liquid liner to add extra detail such as teeth and cracks in the “bone.” Add on fake eyelashes to give the look an extra-sultry edge.
Want something even easier? Check out these four super-easy costume ideas—most of which you can put together with things you have at home!