Scarecrow Makeup - Maquillaje de espantapajaros ESP/ENG
Published on HivePostify by @jennivic · Mon Aug 10 2026
Hola mis amigos de Hive y makeup power 🪄 Hi Friends!!
Por finnn.. He regresado a esta maravillosa comunidad.. Estuve mucho tiempo desaparecida debido a la universidad y ahora que estoy de regreso tambiĂ©n vuelve lo bueno. Como sabran desde hace 3 años estoy viajando por el mundo del maquillaje artĂstico, se que no soy una experta sin embargo he intentado muchĂsimo esforzarme tanto viendo tutoriales en YouTube y en tiktok, guiándome en imágenes, hasta por intuiciĂłn y, siento que he avanzado bastante, sin embargo me gustarĂa en algĂşn momento realizar un curso completo y especializado sobre el maquillaje artĂstico tanto de efectos especiales como otras cosas, hasta maquillaje en circos.
\>Finallyyy... I’m back in this wonderful community… I was away for a long time because of college, and now that I’m back, the good times are back too. As you know, for the past three years I’ve been exploring the world of artistic makeup. I know I’m not an expert, but I’ve tried really hard—watching tutorials on YouTube and TikTok, using images as a guide, and even relying on intuition—and I feel like I’ve made a lot of progress. However, at some point, I’d like to take a comprehensive, specialized course on artistic makeup—covering everything from special effects to other techniques, even circus makeup. However, today I got back into doing my makeup again after months and months of studying at college. This time, I decided to do a scarecrow look—a makeup look I’ve wanted to try for quite a while, but I kept putting it off until today. I'm going to explain a little bit about the process of how I do this makeup look. I didn't take many photos because I was really busy and didn't take the time—or, I guess you could say, put in the effort—to take step-by-step photos of each part of the makeup process. However, I did manage to take a few, and those are the ones I'm going to show you. I'm also going to show you the products I'm currently using. First, we need to keep in mind that we have to wash and clean our faces very thoroughly, remove all the impurities, and then, of course, apply a moisturizer that will help keep our skin fresh and beautiful, ensure that all the products go on properly, and make our makeup look even better.
n este caso estoy usando una crema hidratante y tambiĂ©n un protector solar no se olviden chicas protector solar hasta para ver el telĂ©fono, es muy muy importante para mantener su cutis y su piel de su carita hermosa. Luego de colocarme estos productos comencĂ© con la aplicaciĂłn de la base, esta base es de la marca SalomĂ©, la tengo desde el año pasado y todavĂa me queda,quiero comprarme otra pero pues estoy usando de esta y realmente es una que me ha encantado mucho, tiene un acabado bastante bueno del tipo que yo estoy buscando que no se note tan tan exagerado pero sin embargo que pueda taparte ciertas impurezas o ciertos detalles de tu cara pero que aĂşn asĂ mantenga esa frescura de la piel.
\>In this case, I’m using a moisturizer and also sunscreen—don’t forget, girls, to wear sunscreen even when you’re just checking your phone; it’s very, very important for maintaining your complexion and the skin on your beautiful face. After applying these products, I started applying my foundation. this foundation is by Salomé; I’ve had it since last year and I still have some left. I want to buy another one, but I’m using this one for now, and I really love it—it has a pretty good finish, the kind I’m looking for: not too heavy or obvious, but still able to cover up certain blemishes or imperfections on your face while keeping your skin looking fresh.
\>After applying the foundation, I obviously blended it in and started on my lips—I’m not using lipstick right now. I had some black eyeliner on hand, so I applied it to my lips, extending it beyond the corners to create that elongated look I love—as if my skin were torn and I were stitching it back together. After doing that, I used black eyeshadow to help the color stay in place and to make it a real showstopper that really brings out those dark tones.<>
Luego de terminar con mis labios comencĂ© con mis mejillas, en este caso me hice un rubor con mi tono preferido que es el tono durazno, el tono melocotĂłn oscuro casi rojizo, lo coloquĂ© en mis mejillas de este modo con el mismo delineador negro. Lo Ăşnico que hice fue hacer un tipo de parche asĂ como los que tienen los muñecos, en este caso el espantapájaros tiene un parche redondo en cada mejilla con sus detalles, en este caso con sus lĂneas que representan el hilo que cosiĂł ese parche de allĂ. TambiĂ©n tratĂ© de colocarle tonos un poco más fuertes ya que el rubor era durazno lo que hizo fue realizarlo con un tono naranja un poco más fuerte para que realzara ese parche
\>After finishing my lips, I moved on to my cheeks. In this case, I applied blush in my favorite shade—a dark, almost reddish peach—using the same black eyeliner to apply it to my cheeks like this. All I did was create a patch similar to the ones dolls have—in this case, the scarecrow has a round patch on each cheek with its own details, specifically the lines representing the thread used to sew that patch on. I also tried to use slightly stronger shades since the blush was peach; I used a slightly stronger orange shade to make that patch stand out.
\>After finishing with my cheeks, I moved on to my eyes. The first thing I did was apply my favorite concealer to the areas I wanted to highlight—in this case, it’s a fairly light concealer, and I applied it to the inner corner of my eye, part of my under-eye area, and along the outer edges of my eye. This helps create a sort of lifting effect, making my eyes look a little longer, while also brightening the area. I didn't do anything with eyeshadow on my eyes; I simply set my concealer on both my eyelid and under my eyes. What I did do was draw a slightly thick cat-eye line along the outer edge of my eye and apply mascara to my lashes—obviously to enhance my eyes a little and keep them from looking so small. For the rest of the patches I created on my forehead, nose, and chin, I used colors like shades of white, orange, peach, red, and violet—I wanted them to really stand out. After applying them to those areas, I took the eyeliner I’d been using earlier and outlined the edges of each patch, adding lines to represent the stitching. Finally, I used the same light concealer to add some highlights to the makeup. Oh, and I can’t forget—I also drew some stitched-like lines on my neck to match the scarecrow design. For this outfit, I didn't use a lot of pieces, but I did choose a plaid shirt that belonged to my uncle, a pair of pink panties I've had for a while, and a beach hat with a really cute little pink bow—it was exactly what I had in mind. So I put all these pieces together, got dressed, and finished off the look with my makeup. I also used the camera on my Redmi A5 cell phone with my ring light, and I used my colored lamp—which I love using when I'm doing all kinds of artistic makeup looks—so I can choose the color I like best during the photo shoot. I really hope you all liked this post a lot—I put a lot of love into it. I’ve been away for a long time, but I’m back now, and you’ll be seeing me much more often in this community. I hope you liked it and enjoyed it. Feel free to leave a comment telling me what you thought and what you’d like me to do next time. See you soon... Lots of kisses and hugs
All the photos in this post are my own
They were taken with a Redmi A5 phone camera<
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