If you want a startling look for Halloween, try this "face within a face" look. It involves a little artistic skill and creativity, as well as some face paint, brushes, and makeup. To take the trippy effect even further, you can paint a false face on both sides of your real face and let a lock of your hair hang down over your nose, giving you a shocking multifaced look. If you take your time and focus on realistic details and natural coloring, you can make everyone do a doubletake when you arrive at the next Halloween party. Step 1: Start with your face smoothly covered in your favorite foundation. Cover half of your face with your hair or with a towel so that you can focus on drawing your second face. Step 2: With a dark brown eyebrow pencil, draw a third eyebrow on your exposed temple. Thicken the outer tip of your real eyebrow, the one adjacent to the fake eyebrow. Make sure that the shape of its outer end matches the shape of the fake brow so that they look like part of the same face. Step 3: Beginning at the inner tip of the fake brow, draw a nose line down across your temple and cheekbone. Make a parallel line from the thickened end of your real brow. This gives you the bridge of your second nose. Use a thinedged brush and some midbrown eyeshadow to draw the lines, and then apply lighter brown to add depth, shading, and contouring to make the fake nose look more realistic. Step 4: Draw the tip of the nose, mimicking the shape of your real nose as much as possible. You can highlight the bridge of the nose with some pale eyeshadow to make it look more threedimensional. Step 5: With some black eyeliner, create the fake eye under your fake brow. Copy the shape of your real eye. Using white face paint, create the whites of the third eye. Step 6: For the eyeshadow, use Pale Peach from a Bare Minerals eyeshadow palette, or find a similar shimmery peach hue in another eye color palette that you own. Apply the shadow on all three eyes. Step 7: Use a bit of white, shimmery eyeshadow to the corners of your fake eye and the real eye that is shared between both faces. Apply some to your brow bone as we
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