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How To Paint a Witch Face For Halloween

October 12, 2012 by Nicole @ Some Call It Natural 5 Comments

Is your daughter going to be a witch this year for Halloween and you have no idea how to paint her face?  Or, maybe you didn’t even plan on painting her face because you thought it would be too hard.

How to Paint a Witch Face Tutorial(Pin the picture above so you don’t lose this tutorial! And, others will benefit from it too!)

You Don’t Have to be an Artist!

Seriously… I am SO the opposite of an artist… as you will see in the pictures in this post. But guess what!? My daughter loved her witch face, had tons of fun trick or treating, AND she and I had some great bonding time while I painted her face! I can that a win!

With that in mind, I want you to drop any self doubt at the door before you read and follow the steps in this post. You can do this!

Here’s the easy tutorial for you to follow to do a witch face:

Have you child already in her witch outfit so that you don’t mess up your handy work or get paint on the costume when putting it over her head.

  1. Pull hair back with a headband.
  2. Use a makeup sponge (or your fingers, if you don’t have a makeup sponge) to put green face paint over the entire face.  (There are non toxic face paints you can use like the ones HERE.)

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3. Next you will paint a curved line over her eyebrows to coincide with her own eyebrow, then make some curved lines off of the top of that line like so:

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4. I don’t have a picture of this next step all by itself, but at this point, you will have your child close her eyes and you will put black paint on her top eyelid, just as you would eyeliner, and then extend it out a little past her eyebrow.  (you will see it in the next picture)

5. Now you are ready to put some cobwebs on the witch’s face like so:

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6. Your final steps are to use the black paint or eyeliner to line the witch’s lips and the crease in her smile (between the corner of her lips and cheek.  See picture for clarification).  For the smile crease, start on her nose and go down from there.

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Alright, you are done!

There is your finished scary witch! (Actually, pretty witch, but we won’t tell her!)

Now, get her hat on, if she has one, and go have fun scaring people!

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P.S. One thing to notice about this witch face is that all the lines don’t have to be perfect.  You don’t have to be an artist for this to be a success!  Just have fun with it.

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Filed Under: Halloween, kids

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  1. Dalton Alexandria says

    March 6, 2016 at 11:54 PM

    I love your blog!!! What type of paint do you use? Grear job! I can show my face painters I work with to help them out with some designs. Check some of my work out too if you would like! Mine deals with 2 quick styling reptiles!

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  2. Chrystal @ Happy Mothering says

    October 12, 2012 at 10:12 PM

    Fun! I was a witch for a few years when I was a kid. My girls haven’t asked to be one yet, but they may one year!
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  3. Jenna says

    October 12, 2012 at 10:07 PM

    OMG that is adorable! My son went through a huge face painting stage, and I got quite good at it. I’ll be stocking up on extra facepaint this Halloween season for boring cold winter activities.
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  4. Leah @ Crunchy Farm Baby says

    October 12, 2012 at 9:25 PM

    How fun! Great job, mama!
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  5. Emily @ Baby Dickey says

    October 12, 2012 at 9:19 AM

    Great job, love it! I’m actually dressing up as a witch this year (our family is doing the Wizard of Oz) so I might have to try this on myself, haha.
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