Last-Minute Poison Ivy Halloween Costume

What initially sparked my interest was the red haired wig. I’m a blonde through and through but I always like to take Halloween as a chance to be completely different than my normal day to day self. I researched “red haired costumes” and I wanted a feminine costume that also could be converted to be appropriate for work, so the skimpy Ariel from “The Little Mermaid” was out of the question. I came across Uma Thurman as the villain Poison Ivy from the Batman movies. I did a little more searching around the craft store and found a string of fake leaves that came pretty close to “leaves of 3” poison ivy. I also picked up some green face paint.

That’s it!

I had a green dress at home as well as black boots (brown works as well) and I wrapped the string of leaves around my neck like a boa. I added the green face paint on my eyelids in a leaf form and used gold eyeliner to trace it as well as black liner to make my eyes pop more. I also used bronzer and brown shimmer to make me look not so pale! I plucked a group of 2 leaves and added them with a bobby pin to the one side of my wig.

SIDE NOTE: cheap wigs usually come bent out of shape so I used my straightener at a lower setting of about 250-300 degrees and straightened. Just be careful because this will cause fly aways but if you brush it out after they will go away.

What initially sparked my interest was the red haired wig. I'm a blonde through and through but I always like to take Halloween as a chance to be co

What initially sparked my interest was the red haired wig. I'm a blonde through and through but I always like to take Halloween as a chance to be co

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