Beetlejuice Halloween Makeup with MWS
Author: Cheryl Kilbourne-Kimpton
Looking to turn heads this Halloween with a spooky yet iconic look? Channel your inner ghost with the most by creating an unforgettable Beetlejuice Halloween makeup with MWS. Whether you’re a fan of the mischievous bio-exorcist from Tim Burton’s classic or just want to embrace a ghoulish yet fun persona, this guide will walk you through transforming into the ultimate undead trickster. Beetlejuice is the perfect blend of creepy and comical, making him a Halloween favorite for those who love to mix scares with laughs.
Warner Bros. Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice starring Michael Keaton
From the ghostly pale skin, the decaying yet vibrant green hair, and the dark, hollow eyes, recreating this character offers a unique challenge, but one that pays off in spades. This video will guide you through every detail—from applying the base makeup to achieving that famous dirty, mottled complexion and smudged eye look. Whether you’re going for a full costume or just want to master the makeup for a Halloween party or cosplay event, this step-by-step breakdown will ensure you become the star (or spook) of the night. Get ready to jump into the Netherworld with this easy-to-follow video!
To quickly create a Beetlejuice-inspired makeup we used 10 products.
- Base-Kryolan TV Paint Stick “70” white
- Eye-Ben Nye Ultimate FX Colors-Grey Purple
- Face-Toppik Hair Building Fibers
- Face-Stipple Brush
- Face- Ben Nye Grime Fx Quick Slime Liquid
- Face-Ben Nye Liquid Latex-Clear (used as glue)
- Face-“Woodland Scenics” Course Turf
- Teeth-Fleet Street Tooth Laquer-Rotted
- Hair-Starflite Teasing Comb
- Hair-Kryolan Hair Color Spray Aerosol- D33
- or Jerome Russell BWild Temporary Hair Color-Jaguar Green
- or Graftobian Color Spray- Green or Yellow
CLICK HERE or below to see our very own Celeste Vanya create a Beetlejuice Halloween makeup!