I'm so happy to announce that we finally released realistic donut ears on EnchantedHoneyBee! They look real but don't bite them! Here are a few designs I've created and added to the shop. I can't wait to think of more designs for you all. They are really fun to make and take a lot of time, but they are totally worth making. Come and check out our shop and let us know know what you think about these new products.
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Interesting fact: Spider Girl and Spider Woman are two different heroes.
I wanted to go cheap with make up and I didn't want to buy Halloween make up, I used what I had. I actually had some of this make up for when I was Poison Ivy for another Halloween Event.
Let's start!
1. Red Make Up Pencil (I used a red lip liner)
2. Black Eye Liner (This is what I normally use for eyeliner)
3. Regular Daily Make up
4. Tissue & Make up Sheet Remover
I was in a rush so I couldn't take as many photos as I want, but I tried my best!
I used my phone to take photos :)
1. I put on my foundation on before I started.
2. Figure out the eye shape with your red pencil. (Negative space is like a guitar pick)
3. Color in with Red Pencil - If you mess up don't worry, that's what the make up remover is for. Just wipe and dry!
4. Outline "eye" area with Black Eye Liner.
5. Draw long black lines for the webs. Make them go outward. Thicken edges towards your hair line. I added the black lines then went back and thicken them.
6. Add your normal make up and eyelashes!
BONUS: I heard if you put on translucent powder the make up will stay on! I didn't buy any so I had to avoid touching my face! The make up stayed on the whole night when I was cashiering for an event.
Have fun, I had a blast doing this! I think it took about 40 minutes or less, but plan accordingly.









Jasmine was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. She studied Graphic & Webdesign and enjoys all types of art. On her spare time she manages an online community helping lost animals find their way home.