Creative and Themed Makeup Looks
Makeup isn't just about weddings. Whether it's for a themed costume party, a spooky Halloween look, or a bold photoshoot, I am here to help you get creative and turn heads.
A fun pencil sketch makeup look for Halloween. This half-face design creates a cool 2D cartoon effect and is a unique way to play with makeup artistry.
When the nun is done. This was a fun and spooky Halloween look to create, inspired by the movie. It's amazing what you can do with some white and black face paint.
A glamorous vampire look for Halloween. This involved creating dramatic smokey eyes, a deep red ombre lip, and adding some fake blood and veins for a spooky but chic effect.
Digging my own grave, literally. It's funny how I used to draw wrinkles on my face for old-age makeup looks, and now I spend my time trying to hide them.
Here’s a tutorial for a super easy Christmas look. I show you how to draw a tiny Santa hat on your eyebrow for a festive touch that won't ruin your hair.
A quick before-and-after of my Christmas Santa hat makeup. It's a simple, fun, and creative way to get into the holiday spirit without a full costume.
Why wear a Santa hat and ruin your hair when you can just draw one? A close-up of my festive Christmas makeup look.
Another angle of my creative Christmas makeup. The little Santa hat on the brow is a playful detail that completes the festive look.
Feeling festive with this Christmas-themed makeup. The drawn-on Santa hat is a fun alternative to a real one, especially when you've spent time on your hair.
About Creative & Themed Looks
When you are aiming for a specific character, standard party makeup just will not cut it. I mix professional theatrical pigments with high-end skincare, so you get the drama without the skin breakout. Whether it is a spooky Halloween vibe or a fun theme party concept, we make sure it stays put, stays comfortable, and looks real, not like a mask.
Creative makeup is where I let the rules slide and the artistry take over. If you have been looking for an artist who understands that Halloween or character makeup requires different techniques than standard glam, you are in the right place.
Why Themed Makeup is Different
Most people think heavy face paint is the only way to go, but that is a quick way to ruin your skin. I focus on using high-quality, long-wear products that allow for intricate detail—like the fine lines of a pencil sketch face or the dramatic, sharp edges of a vampire look—without clogging your pores or making your face feel heavy.
My Approach to Creative Looks
- Precision Detail: From winged liner tricks to drawing tiny Santa hats on your brow, I specialize in the small details that make a look pop.
- Real Skin Focus: Even with bold colors or white base paints, I prioritize keeping your skin looking like skin. We want to see your features, not a flat, unnatural layer of product.
- Photography Ready: Themed makeup is often for photos or stages, so I balance the color intensity with how it catches the light.
If you have a concept in mind, let's talk. I love a good challenge and I am always down to create something unique. Don't worry about the 'how'—bring me your idea, whether it's from a movie or just a crazy thought you had at 2 AM, and we will make it happen.
Manjeet Khehra
I'm Manjeet. I’m a professional makeup artist who takes the art of transformation seriously, but I never take myself too seriously. Whether we are blending a Halloween nun look or getting creative for a themed bash, I am all about keeping it real and making you look amazing.
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