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Evil Cheerleader Makeup Tutorial

by Jade The Libra

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Difficulty
Intermediate
Length
19:30
Views
15,837
Published
Oct 2018

What this video covers

This tutorial walks viewers through a full evil cheerleader Halloween look, combining a polished glam base with dark, demonic special-effects accents. The creator uses brow-blocking techniques with a glue stick, layered concealers, and bold eyeshadow to build the character's sinister aesthetic. Finishing details like liquid latex, fake scab blood, and mini sclera contact lenses push the look from costume party to genuinely unsettling. The accompanying cheerleader costume ties the whole editorial together.

Key takeaways

  • Brow blocking with a glue stick is key to achieving the exaggerated, otherworldly brow shape central to this look
  • Multiple concealer and foundation layers create a seamless, pale base that reads dramatically on camera
  • Liquid latex and fake scab blood add low-cost SFX texture without requiring advanced prosthetic skills
  • Mini sclera contact lenses deliver an instant demonic effect and are the finishing touch of the look
  • The look is designed to work as a complete Halloween party costume when paired with a cheerleader outfit

Who this is for

Halloween makeup enthusiasts with some base cosmetic experience who want a show-stopping party look that blends glam beauty with light special effects.

Tools mentioned

  • makeup brushes

Materials mentioned

  • purple glue stick
  • brow pencil
  • concealer
  • brow setter
  • liquid latex
  • cotton balls
  • eyeshadow palette
  • jumbo eye pencil
  • mascara
  • foundation
  • fake scab blood
  • highlighter
  • black liquid lipstick
  • false lashes
  • mini sclera contact lenses

⚠ Safety notes

Sclera/mini-sclera contact lenses should only be used with a valid prescription and proper hygiene practices to avoid eye injury or infection.

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