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All Of Our Favorite Halloween 2020 Makeup Looks So Far
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All Of Our Favorite Halloween 2020 Makeup Looks So Far


Spooky season is upon us, my good sisters, but it's safe to say that 2020 has already been scary enough. With the COVID-19 pandemic, an impending election, and ongoing social unrest, this year is giving me horror movie vibes and it is upsetting me and my homegirls.

Although we are battling our own share of monsters in our everyday lives, Halloween falls on a Saturday this year and it's only right that you give yourself a night off to be whoever you want to be.

Whether it be an ode to your favorite TV character, a fairy princess, or a naughty nurse, you still have plenty of time to get your Halloween lewk all the way together and xoNecole has compiled a list of makeup artists that will have you inspired AF.

For all of the makeup artists who have slayed Halloween 2020 so far, scroll below:

Featured image by Instagram/@leilanikeaa.

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