Inexpensive Black Lipstick and Nail Polish

Nothing says Halloween like deep, dark red or black lips and nails. You can become dark and vampy in an instant!

I like to use inexpensive makeup to create fun Halloween looks. Why spend a lot of money on colors I will only use a few times, right?

The Halloween stores are one of my favorite places to get crazy makeup. Most of them carry Fantasy Makers from the creators of Wet n Wild. It's fun stuff. Glittery shadows and ghoulish black lipstick.

You can get great funky eyelashes there too!

Drug stores also carry fun makeup and lashes in their seasonal section in October.

You can shop for black lipstick and other theatrical/costume makeup online anytime. Amazon has a great selection. I have provided some Amazon affiliate links for you to use to find some great products.

Other great in expensive brands are Wet n Wild and NYX. Find Wet n Wild in drugstores and NYX at Ulta stores.

Inexpensive Black Polish:

Wet n Wild Ebony Hates Chris 229C It's a super fast drying black cream.

Wet n Wild Black Creme 485D It's a shiny black cream.

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Inexpensive Black or almost Black lipsticks:

Fantasy Maker's Black Lipstick Blackout

Wet n Wild Megalast Lip Color Vamp It Up It's not black but it's a fabulous dark purple.

Wet n Wild Fergie Perfect Pout Lip Color A041 Ferguson Crest Cabernet A deep, dark red.

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Note: I always do my best to use and recommend cruelty free products. The cruelty free status of beauty brands can turn on a dime when companies are bought or when they choose to sell in China. Wet n Wild's cruelty free status is in question as of 2020 even though they still claim to be cruelty free.

Nyx remains cruelty free.

Have a Dark and Vampy Day!

Jill

Licensed Cosmetologist, Esthetician, Makeup Artist

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