We know Halloween celebrations are well on their way, but we wanted to share a look with you that our beauty editorial team put together for our community. The inspiration for this tutorial is the beautiful Snow Leopard. Let us know what you think in the comments!Step 1:
Prime the whole eye area with an eye primer of your choice. This is to ensure that the colours last longer and stand out more. Then, using white eyeliner, create the shape of the eye patch and fill it in. Make sure to pay extra attention to your eyebrows; you don’t want to see patches of your skin underneath. To set the eyeliner in place even further, pat some white eye shadow on top of the eyeliner. This will make it last a lot longer.
Prime the whole eye area with an eye primer of your choice. This is to ensure that the colours last longer and stand out more. Then, using white eyeliner, create the shape of the eye patch and fill it in. Make sure to pay extra attention to your eyebrows; you don’t want to see patches of your skin underneath. To set the eyeliner in place even further, pat some white eye shadow on top of the eyeliner. This will make it last a lot longer.
Step 2:
Line your eyes with a thick black line at the top and bottom using either a liquid or gel liner, as those are more prominent than a regular eyeliner pencil. At the inner corner of the eyes, make an exaggerated shape by extending the inner corner and filling it in, as well as creating a cat eye at the outer corner.
Line your eyes with a thick black line at the top and bottom using either a liquid or gel liner, as those are more prominent than a regular eyeliner pencil. At the inner corner of the eyes, make an exaggerated shape by extending the inner corner and filling it in, as well as creating a cat eye at the outer corner.
Step 3:
This is probably the hardest part, but with a steady hand, it won’t be too bad! Begin creating the leopard spots by making random ‘C’ shapes with smaller ‘c’ shapes within (or a large semi-circle and a smaller semi-circle facing it) to fill up the white patch.
This is probably the hardest part, but with a steady hand, it won’t be too bad! Begin creating the leopard spots by making random ‘C’ shapes with smaller ‘c’ shapes within (or a large semi-circle and a smaller semi-circle facing it) to fill up the white patch.
When you’re done filling up the entire white patch around your eyes, this is what it should look like:
I particularly love how the spots look like against the eyebrows. It has a more realistic look and feel to it!Step 4:
Now line the top and bottom waterlines with a black eyeliner pencil, apply your favourite mascara, and of course, false lashes, if you wish for a more dramatic look.
Now line the top and bottom waterlines with a black eyeliner pencil, apply your favourite mascara, and of course, false lashes, if you wish for a more dramatic look.
Step 5:
To finish this look, using black eyeliner again, create the shape of the leopard nose at the tip of your nose, fill the tip in with white eye shadow, then using grey eye shadow, colour in the remainder of your nose.
For a more realistic effect, and as a final touch, using some of the grey eye shadow, outline the white patch and connect it to your nose, and you’re done!
Hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial on how to look like a Snow Leopard for Halloween. Of course, you can use other colours to create a regular leopard look. You could even go all out and colour your whole face in with this (if you have the time and patience!).If you do try this out, post a picture of your look on our Facebook wall, and also, don’t forget to comment and let us know what you think of this!
Credits: Thank you Eva for being our canvas 
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