How To Do Your Makeup Like A Pirate

Learn how to practice pirate makeup easily! This pirate makeup tutorial is the perfect addition to any pirate costume for Halloween.

Will you have a pirate this Halloween? If so, don't stop with the costume! Your child will honey crude and scruffy pirate makeup to finish off the costume (and its elementary and quick!).

How to Do Pirate Makeup - easy pirate makeup with a beard, black eye, and red stitches

Like many boys, my son is a fan of all things hazard! When nosotros visited Disney Earth last year, we took him to the Pirate's League for a Pirate makeover.

Inside the Pirates League at Magic Kingdom in Disney World

While there, I watched how the Cast Members applied the pirate makeup to his face. Then – for Halloween – I recreated the makeup for a DIY Pirate costume.

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DIY Pirate Costume

I say this every yr… merely this DIY costume (paired with his sis's mermaid costume) turned out to be 1 of my favorites! It's the beginning time we've incorporated makeup, and it really finished off the whole look.

We purchased a fun "dabbing" Skeleton Pirate Shirt as the base component of the outfit and paired information technology will blackness shorts (though these pirate way pants are fun, too!).

Pirate Costume Accessories

To accessorize a DIY Pirate costume, include items such every bit:

Pirate Hat
Eye Patch and Earring
Pirate Head Scarf
Pirate Sword
Kick Covers

How to do Pirate Makeup

At present, let's get downwardly to the fun part of a DIY Pirate Costume! We'll create a scruffy face up to lucifer any rough and tumble pirate – without spending an hour on makeup.

This quick and easy tutorial walks you through how to create a pirate makeover without any special makeup skills. Let's get to it!

Instructions

First, lightly dab a stipple sponge into the brown makeup (from the bruise makeup kit).
And then, utilise the stipple sponge effectually the mouth, on the chin and lower cheeks, to begin forming a beard.
Next, lightly dab a stipple sponge into the black makeup (from the bruise makeup kit).
Then, fill in the beard by lightly applying the stipple sponge.
In one case the beard is complete, dab a regular makeup sponge into the brown makeup (from the bruise kit).
Then, lightly rub the chocolate-brown around the centre, creating a base for a blackness centre.
Next, dab a regular makeup sponge into the gilded makeup (from the bruise kit).
Then, rub the golden around the eye, adding colour and dimension to the black eye.
If needed, dab a regular makeup sponge into the black makeup (from the trample kit) and apply it accent the bruise by concealment it nearest the nose and corners of the center.
Finally, use a blood-red face crayon to describe a "stitched" wound from the upper cheek into the beard.