Spooky Halloween Makeover
Spooky Halloween Makeover 
Spooky Halloween Makeover
Spooky Halloween Makeover seats one model at a time. The first asks for a vampire, the next a witch, then a zombie — fifteen Halloween looks in all — and the studio walls, ceiling, and floor can be dressed to match.
About Spooky Halloween Makeover
Cover, character board, and blush
The cover lines up a witch, a clown, and a third Halloween look. On the board, Vampire and Witch already have stars, Zombie is the open sitting, and later looks stay locked.
The chair fills up in order
Models arrive one at a time, and each one already knows the character she wants. The opening sitting is a vampire. The next girl wants a witch, and the one after that wants a zombie. Later models stay locked, so the studio moves through the list instead of jumping ahead to a favorite.
Fifteen Halloween requests
Each finished face has to read as the character she named. The full set is:
- Vampire
- Witch
- Zombie
- Unicorn
- Fairy
- Mermaid
- Skeleton
- Doll
- Clown
- Galaxy
- Day of the Dead
- Half-face
- Mad Jester
- Trickster
- Black Cat
Details change with the brief. Get the paint close enough that the girl in the chair is recognizable as the Halloween character she asked for.
Four passes before the costume
Every sitting follows the same sequence, with the character showing up in the last two steps.
Start by cleansing. The face, chest, and shoulders all get cleaned, and the hair is washed before any color goes on.
Next, set the skin. A sponge spreads a treatment over the face so the makeup that follows stays in place.
Then paint the character. Pluck and trim the brows, tint the lashes, shape the nose, and apply lipstick. Face tattoos come in here too, using the marks that belong to this character.
Last, choose the outfit. The costume should agree with the makeup so the whole figure reads as the vampire, witch, zombie, or whichever look this sitting asked for.
When that model is done, the next one unlocks.
The studio gets a Halloween set
The room is part of the makeover. Walls, ceiling, and floor can all be changed, so the space around the chair can look like a Halloween set while you work. Finish the face, then dress the room to match the character you just painted.
On a computer, the mouse runs the tools from the first cleanse through the costume. The same browser game is listed for desktop, phone, and tablet.
