Meghan Markle Halloween Makeup Tutorials
12 Royal Beauty Tutorials to Watch If You're Going as Meghan Markle For Halloween
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Meghan Markle has, without a shadow of a doubt, had a major influence on beauty in 2018. Many people are embracing their freckles, paring down their makeup for special events, and welcoming messy buns with open arms.
Markle has given a new, relaxed meaning to duchess beauty that the world, understandably, wants to replicate — and what better time to do so than Halloween? Her makeup artist's (Daniel Martin) natural approach to beauty has inspired new techniques and products. We already know what Markle's go-to foundation is, how she applies her base (spoiler: it's super easy!), and that he has a less-is-more mentality when it comes to the application of lashes.
Bloggers and beauty enthusiasts have been re-creating Markle's signature look just in time for the (in this case) not-so-spooky season, meaning there is plenty of costume inspiration to draw on, from her go-to look to her transformation into the royal bride. Ahead, we've rounded up every tutorial you need to become your best version of the duchess this Halloween.
Real Technique's Nic Chapman recreated Meghan's wedding look creating a soft smokey eye using Charlotte Tilbury Eyes to Mesmerize in Marie Antoinette (£22) and MAC's Eyeliner in Phone Number (£15) and blends these out together to create a soft but pretty finish.
Angiebee chose to enhance her natural freckles like Meghan using Maybelline Fit Me Foundation (£7).
Promise Tamang completely transformed herself into the Duchess of Sussex on her wedding day using Ben Nye Nose and Scar Wax (£7) to create her nose.
Rianne had the genius idea of using a spoolie and brown eye shadow with a light tapping motion to create smaller and less noticeable freckles for a truly natural finish.
My Pale Skin proves that you can have glowing duchess makeup even if you suffer from acne.
If you want a slightly more glam Meghan Markle look, Diana Curmei shows you how using Kevin Aucoin lipstick in Uninterrupted (£36).
Beauty's Big Sister nailed the soft yet glam wedding makeup by using Markle's favorite Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk foundation (£40).
If you're a duchess of a budget, Amy Serrano has you covered.
If you truly want to morph into Markle, Dacey Cash matched drugstore dupes for her favourite products.
If budget is no option, Inthefrow has a tutorial truly fit for a royal wedding.
If under eye circles are your problem area, Lace_Cinder proves that you can still have natural and bright complexion, using LA Girl Pro Conceal (£5)
SOOL Productions shows off her blushing bride look using NARS Blush in Torrid (£23).
