The face gazing back at you in the mirror is drawn and pale. Your eyes are lost in ominous shadows and your lips are the color of blood. You look perfect. Every year on Halloween, beauty takes on a different meaning -- and you become someone new. Unlike a mask, which simply disguises your identity, makeup works an eerie magic: It can turn you into a more frightful, or more fantastical, version of yourself.
Before using any product, be sure you have the appropriate remover. Some substances can be washed off with soap and water; others, such as spirit gum, call for special solvents. Always apply makeup to a clean face for smooth, even application. Use a light touch. "Stop before you think you've done enough," Considine advises. "You can always go back and apply more, but you'll have a lot more work removing makeup and starting over." Whatever look you decide upon, never use any adhesive on your skin that isn't made for that purpose -- or you may be, quite literally, stuck with your new face. Once your makeup is complete, you may find yourself under its spell -- taking on the traits of your chosen character. Enjoy the transformation. At the end of the night, wash your face and be you again, at least for another year.

I ALREADY DO THIS TO MY YOUNGEST SON,HE'S NAME IS JOSH,HE'S ONLY 3 AT THAT TIME.. HE REALLY ENJOYED THE TIME WHEN I WAS PUTTING MAKE-UP ON HIS FACE A SCARY LOOK,BUT WHEN I FINISHED AND SHOW HIS FACE IN THE MIRROR HE SCARED HIMSELF AND CRYING ALL DAY!!!!BUT THIS IS FUN FOR THE KIDS.