Hi, all Halloween enthusiast out there. Don’t worry about your costume this year, you don’t have to dig deep into your pocket.  Halloween is the second most commercially successful holiday, only around Christmas do people spend more. You don’t have to join this trend, especially since some of us might have been hard hit this year.  Why not make your own quick costume this year.  OK, switch on your spooky creativity let it flow and continue reading.

Bunny Costume

To be a convincing and cute bunny, you only need a few accessories and the rest you will find in your wardrobe.  Just get  some fluffy ears, a bow and a fluffy tail. Dress completely in back.  To finish up the bunny look, you could paint your face white. Now, to complete the look you just have to pull up your upper lips and expose your front teeth, try to wiggle your nose at the same time. Perfect!

Pirate Costume

The pirate look is slightly more advanced, but still very easy to do. All you need to purchase  is a pirate eye patch and a golden earring.  The rest you should find at home. Take any scarf you find, a red or orange one works best, and wrap it around your head. The rest of your clothing should be black.  Now, print a parrot of the internet (6-8 inches ) glue it on some stronger material, maybe cardboard and attach it to your black shirt with double sided tape. Take your eye liner (alternatively borrow eye liner from a friend) and draw some scars on your face. Finished!

Cowboy Costume

The cowboy costume is very easy to create. All you need to get is a great cowboy hat. There are plenty available on the internet.  Put on some boots (Wellies will do), the iconic jeans and a blouse, or if you are a man a button up long sleeve shirt. Take an old handkerchief or if not available a red napkin and tie  it around your neck. Voila, you are a cowboy for Halloween.

In can imagine you in your new, fabulous costumes. Well done. Oh I am scared already. Enjoy your Halloween party this year!

Did you know…?

Pumpkins are the best source of vitamin A. Just half a cup of pumpkin has more than three times the recommended daily requirement. Wowww, let’s carve and eat!

-Maricki

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