Pirate Makeup + Hair Tutorial | Halloween Costumes - Twist Me Pretty (2024)

Halloween

6 years ago

Ahoy, there me hearties! Welcome to the ultimate pirate costume, complete with makeup tutorial, bouncy curl how-to and of course the classy Halloween costume! After a couple of pretty intense tutorials, I thought it’d be fun to mix it up and share my take ona classicfavorite. What do you think?! It’s definitely a fun eye look and one that can be worn throughout the rest of the year with a few slight tweaks!

Kroger challenged me to create this entire look using drug store products — easy peasy! I wanted to share my favorites with you because the Beauty Event at Kroger Stores starts TODAY! It’s spend $15 and save $5 on participating beauty products! I’ll be almost all the items in the beauty isle so just look for the shelf tags but it’ll run from today the 18th to Tuesday the 31st. It’s the perfect time to stock up on every day basics and products you’ve had your eye on! Run to Smith’s or whatever Kroger store is in your neck of the woods cause you won’t wanna miss it!! Also a huge shout out to my girl Kayti from The Beyouty Bureauwho always recommends and introduces me to the best products and helped me come up with this eye look!!

My favorite drug store products for the skin!

Pirate Makeup + Hair Tutorial | Halloween Costumes - Twist Me Pretty (6)First up is the Revlon Photo Ready Perfecting Primer which goes on like butter!!! It does a really great job diffusing pores, hydrating the skin and just setting a great base for foundation. Next up is the L’Oréal Infallible Pro Glow foundation in the shade nude beige. It’s full coverage which I like because my skin has just been a mess lately and it wears well all day! Then we’ve got our under eye concealer, the Instant Age Rewind from Maybelline is amazing. A lot of drug store concealers just aren’t pigmented enough or they settle into the creases under the eye. Not this baby. You’ll love it!

My favorite drug store products to highlight and contour!

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The Master Contour by Maybelline is an awesome little stick, the contour is on one side and the highlight is on the other. I don’t usually bother with the highlight side, but the contour is the perfect shade to add dimension back into the skin. It goes on smoothly and buffs easily. Then I like to highlight with the Master Strobing Stick by Maybelline. This stuff is pigmented! I like to just dab it onto my fingers and pat it onto the skin, it’s so pretty and wears well! Then I like to use the Master Contour palette, these are powders are the formulas are really nice. There’s a contour, a blush and a highlight! I always like to go over my creams with powders, it just takes an extra second but I feel like it really finished off the look.

And then to set everything, my favorite powder is the Maybelline Fit Me Set and Smooth powder in the shade Porcelain. There’s a translucent shade but I like the 110 cause it gives just a tiny bit of color too!

And finally, my favorite drug store products for the eyes!

Pirate Makeup + Hair Tutorial | Halloween Costumes - Twist Me Pretty (8)I like to fill in my brows with the Brow Stylist Shape and Fill by L’Oréal, I have the dark brown color. Then I love the Revlon photo ready eye primer and brightener to prime the lids. You can apply this directly onto the lid or you can put it on a brush and apply it that way!! I love the Maybelline Nudes palette! I have the rock nudes and the original nudes, both are so pretty! Those lighter colors you’ll want to apply wet, they’ll have better color payout that way! And then the rocket express mascara from Maybelline is bomb.

Pirate costume+ workout pants and black booties| Hair extensions | Head Piece is a remnant from the fabric store


Step by steps:

1// Priming with the Revlon Photo Ready Perfecting Primer and then using the L’Oréal Infallible Pro Glow in the shade nude beige.

2// Concealing under the eyes with the Instant Age Rewind from Maybelline, contouring with the Master Contour stick, and then highlighting with the Master Strobing Stick by Maybelline

3// Next I’m going in with the Master Contour paletteand then setting it all with the Maybelline Fit Me Set and Smooth powder in the shade Porcelain.

4// Filling in the brows with the Brow Stylist Shape and Fill by L’Oréaland then for the lips I’m using the Infallible Pro Matte Liquid Lipstick, color Nudist.

5// Finally onto the eyes!! I’m starting with the Revlon Photo Ready Eye Primer and Brightener and then using the L’Oréal Infallible Eyeliner in Carbon Black to draw the outline ofthe shape on our eye. Doing this is going to give us a great base to pack on and blend more color.

6// Taking the matte black in the Rock Nudes Palette by Maybelline, I’m blending out the black and then smoking it out with the grey shade.

7// Next I’m packing onto my eyelidthe lightest color in the original Nudes Palette with a wet brush, and then continuing to blend blend blend!!

8// Finishing off the look with the Rocket Express Mascara from Maybelline and then adding some false Ardell Wispy lashes

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial! I’d love to know what you think about it in the comments!

This post was made in collaboration with Krogers but all thoughts and opinions are my own!

Abby Smith

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  1. Wow! it is so much helpful… it was a great tutorial on how to be a beautiful and prettiest even in Halloween season. love it so much!

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  2. Love it as always Abby but it felt a bit rushed… I know you don’t want the video crazy long but I would have liked you to go slower lol I’m not a makeup pro at all so I need help. ??‍♀️

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  3. Love how you used drug store products! Great tutorial!!!

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  4. Yes! Nice tutorial! An I love that you only used dupes! I cannot afford those expensive products at all, so I have to really find good and cheap products. So this was really helpful!

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Pirate Makeup + Hair Tutorial | Halloween Costumes - Twist Me Pretty (2024)

FAQs

How to make a simple pirate costume? ›

Easy DIY Pirate Costume

If you want to keep it super simple this Halloween, reach into your closet for a basic striped T-shirt and some dark jeans, then pirate things up with a sash belt, bandana, and eye patch.

How to dress up like pirate? ›

Start with a basic pirate costume, which typically includes a white or striped shirt, a vest or jacket, and a pair of trousers. From there, you can add accessories to bring your outfit to life. A leather belt with a large buckle, a bandana or headscarf, and a pair of boots are all great options.

How to do makeup for pirate costume? ›

To create pirate makeup, darken the child's eyebrows with eye shadow. Add an eye patch to one eye, and add brown shadow under the uncovered eye to mimic dark circles. Dip a stippling sponge in wet brown eye shadow or face paint, and then dab onto the chin and above the lip to give your pirate an unshaven look.

How to look like a girl pirate? ›

Women can also wear tight leather pants, or a poofy red skirt and black laced leggings with an interesting pattern. The leggings can have rips in them too. A great idea is to use rolled up pants with elastic below the knees, for a variant puffed up look.

How to dress like a pirate kid? ›

A white shirt, black or tan pants, and a vest are all great pieces to kick-off your pirate costume. From there, you can add lots of creative touches and embellishments! Lots of layers – Look for baggy clothes that you can drape, layer, and wrap.

What would a female pirate wear? ›

There were two infamous female pirates: Anne Bonny and Mary Read (d. 1721), and both wore the trousers and shirts typical of male mariners when in battle. Alternatively, short billowing trousers known as 'petticoat breeches' were worn which could be tied at the knee. Leather pockets were often stitched onto trousers.

How to make a pirate bandana? ›

Place the folded edge of the bandana across your forehead.

Pick up the bandana by the 2 opposite ends and bring the middle of the long edge up to your forehead, just above your eyebrows, and let the triangle shape cover your head. Swivel the bandana about 4 cm (1.6 in) to the right. This will give you a pirate look.

How does a pirate look? ›

Their attire reflected the standards of the early 18th century. For most ordinary men this meant loose fitting shirts and canvas trousers made from old pieces of sails. Some of them even wore bandanas on their heads, or let their unkempt hair loose.

How to do pirate eyeliner? ›

Using an eye shadow brush, apply brown eye shadow to the crease of the eyes, blending it down to the lower lid (Image 1). The goal is to make the eyes look tired. Use black eyeliner to line the bottom and top of the eyelids. Then, use a small craft brush to blend this line out with black eye shadow (Image 2).

How do you paint your face like a pirate? ›

3 STEP GUIDE
  1. Using a large flat brush and white, paint a bandana shape on the forehead. Take sea green and paint circles within the bandana.
  2. Using black and a round brush, outline the bandana and paint a circle around the eye and two lines outward.
  3. Finally, using black paint a moustache, beard and other details!

How do you paint your hair for a costume? ›

Use a hairbrush to cover your entire head.

Smear a thin layer of greasepaint onto the tips of a hairbrush and brush the paint through your hair until you get the desired effect. Greasepaint will wash off after shampooing your hair.

How to do your own hair for a black tie event? ›

Start with clean, washed hair and smooth some of our Frizz Ease Hair Serum through your lengths to add shine and smooth flyaways. Gather your hair into a high ponytail, twist the ponytail tightly and wrap it around the base, forming a bun. Secure with bobby pins, tuck and wispy, loose ends under the bun and pin.

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