To complement a creepy-crawly costume, you need to get all eight of your legs onto this easy Spider Girl face paint look. Using the Halloween Face Paint Kit, sponge Classic Purple on the top side of the face and then to the bottom of the opposite side. Using Classic Black, add swirls over the purple. Add some horizontal black lines to create the web and highlight in Classic White.

If you’re going prehistoric and have chosen a dinosaur outfit for this Halloween, make sure your face looks as roaaarsome as your costume! To recreate the rough skin of these fearsome reptiles, you can follow our Dinosaur face paint guide create your dinosaur mask. Using the Ultimate Party Pack, add Classic Dark Brown and with sponge across the forehead and bridge of the nose and blend. Use a brush to add horns with Classic White and add some Classic Bright Yellow dots around the nose and side of the face. Outline the detail with either a fine brush and Classic Black or the Black Brush Pen and you’ll be Jurassic ready!

Spruce up your skeleton outfit by creating a Mexican inspired Sugar Skull. Using the Ultimate Party Pack, sponge White over the entire face, and then draw black circles around your eyes, a diamond on your nose and stitches across your mouth. Use your favourite colours from the pack to create your flourishes, these can be teardrop shapes or swirly patterns. You can go as colourful and glittery as you want with this otherworldly skull!

To take your unicorn costume to the next level, make sure your make up is looking mythical with our Unicorn face paint guide. Using Classic White from the Fantasy Face Paint Kit to create ears above the eyes and a horn shape on the forehead. Outline the white ears and horn with Classic Pale Yellow, Classic Pale Green and Sparkle Lilac. Use a mix of sparkle colours to create swirls on the cheeks and then outline the look with a brush and Classic Black. Unicorn’s love glitter - why not pick from the Snazaroo Glitter range and use it to create stars on the face with a fine brush. Sparkly and supernatural, what’s not to love?

If you’ve got your Frankenstein’s Monster costume lined up and ready to go, follow this easy Frankenstein's Monster face paint guide to create a monstrous mug. Use Dark Bright Green from the Halloween Face Paint Kit as the base over your whole face, apply Classic Black to make dark eyes and draw out some big stitches across your face. Use the Snazaroo Gel Blood on the stitches to make them look extra gruesome!

For a costume fit for a princess, you can adorn your face with pretty patterns and face paints to look even more royal! Following our Princess face paint guide and using the Ultimate Party Pack, you can draw out your princess mask with ease - using a mix of soft lilacs and pinks. Sky blue and yellow details ensure you’ll be the belle of the ball!

For a Zombie look that bites back, make sure your face looks lifeless. Following our Zombie face paint guide, use the White from the Halloween Face Paint Kit and a sponge to cover the face and then mix some White and Black together to make grey and apply to add depth around the eyes. Add in some Grey for definition. Take a fine brush and add the detail to the face with  Black, switching to White to add some crooked teeth on the side of the face. Add a bit of drama using Dark Red on the temple and a cut to the cheek.

Dressing up as the Halloween icon, the Pumpkin? Why not try our Pumpkin face paint guide! Using an Orange Brush Pen from the Halloween Brush Pen Pack, draw a mask shape around your eyes. Use a Black Brush Pen to go around the outline of the mask, put in the groove lines of your pumpkin and fill a triangle shape on your nose. Use green to draw your stalk on your forehead and if you fancy a bit of colour, add rainbow stripes to your chin! And there you have it, Halloween’s scariest vegetable!

To create a truly bloodsucking Vampire look, then try out this Vampire face paint guide. To get the dreaded look, first, paint your whole face with White. Use Black to create thick eyebrows and mark out some fangs underneath your bottom lip. No vampire would be complete without blood - you can use Bright Red or Special FX Gel Blood paint to create blood dripping from your fangs. Just make sure to watch out for garlic!

To complement a creepy-crawly costume, you need to get all eight of your legs onto this easy Spider Girl face paint look. Using the Halloween Face Paint Kit, sponge Classic Purple on the top side of the face and then to the bottom of the opposite side. Using Classic Black, add swirls over the purple. Add some horizontal black lines to create the web and highlight in Classic White.

If you’re going prehistoric and have chosen a dinosaur outfit for this Halloween, make sure your face looks as roaaarsome as your costume! To recreate the rough skin of these fearsome reptiles, you can follow our Dinosaur face paint guide create your dinosaur mask. Using the Ultimate Party Pack, add Classic Dark Brown and with sponge across the forehead and bridge of the nose and blend. Use a brush to add horns with Classic White and add some Classic Bright Yellow dots around the nose and side of the face. Outline the detail with either a fine brush and Classic Black or the Black Brush Pen and you’ll be Jurassic ready!

Spruce up your skeleton outfit by creating a Mexican inspired Sugar Skull. Using the Ultimate Party Pack, sponge White over the entire face, and then draw black circles around your eyes, a diamond on your nose and stitches across your mouth. Use your favourite colours from the pack to create your flourishes, these can be teardrop shapes or swirly patterns. You can go as colourful and glittery as you want with this otherworldly skull!

To take your unicorn costume to the next level, make sure your make up is looking mythical with our Unicorn face paint guide. Using Classic White from the Fantasy Face Paint Kit to create ears above the eyes and a horn shape on the forehead. Outline the white ears and horn with Classic Pale Yellow, Classic Pale Green and Sparkle Lilac. Use a mix of sparkle colours to create swirls on the cheeks and then outline the look with a brush and Classic Black. Unicorn’s love glitter - why not pick from the Snazaroo Glitter range and use it to create stars on the face with a fine brush. Sparkly and supernatural, what’s not to love?

If you’ve got your Frankenstein’s Monster costume lined up and ready to go, follow this easy Frankenstein's Monster face paint guide to create a monstrous mug. Use Classic Dark Green from the Halloween Face Paint Kit as the base over your whole face, apply Classic Black to make dark eyes and draw out some big stitches across your face. Use the Snazaroo Gel Blood on the stitches to make them look extra gruesome!

For a costume fit for a princess, you can adorn your face with pretty patterns and face paints to look even more royal! Following our Princess face paint guide and using the Ultimate Party Pack, you can draw out your princess mask with ease - using a mix of soft lilacs and pinks. Sky blue and yellow details ensure you’ll be the belle of the ball!

For a Zombie look that bites back, make sure your face looks lifeless. Following our Zombie face paint guide, use the White from the Halloween Face Paint Kit and a sponge to cover the face and then mix some White and Black together to make grey and apply to add depth around the eyes. Add in some Grey for definition. Take a fine brush and add the detail to the face with  Black, switching to White to add some crooked teeth on the side of the face. Add a bit of drama using Dark Red on the temple and a cut to the cheek.

Dressing up as the Halloween icon, the Pumpkin? Why not try our Pumpkin face paint guide! Using an Orange Brush Pen from the Halloween Brush Pen Pack, draw a mask shape around your eyes. Use a Black Brush Pen to go around the outline of the mask, put in the groove lines of your pumpkin and fill a triangle shape on your nose. Use green to draw your stalk on your forehead and if you fancy a bit of colour, add rainbow stripes to your chin! And there you have it, Halloween’s scariest vegetable!

To create a truly bloodsucking Vampire look, then try out this Vampire face paint guide. To get the dreaded look, first, paint your whole face with White. Use Black to create thick eyebrows and mark out some fangs underneath your bottom lip. No vampire would be complete without blood - you can use Bright Red paint to create blood dripping from your fangs. Just make sure to watch out for garlic!