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How to Make a Halloween Devil Costume

Halloween brings out the devil in all of us, so why not be a devil for Halloween? Create an inexpensive, simple devil costume by rummaging through your closet and wearing your most devilish attire. Finish the look by adding horns and a tail. Enjoy your Halloween events in your own clothes while participating in the spirit of the day. Have a sinfully good time but remember there will be the devil to pay tomorrow.

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    Things You'll Need

    • Devil accessory kit
    • Pitch fork
    • Black clothing
    • Red accessories
    • Cape
    • White facial powder
    • Black eyeliner
    • Mascara
    • Red lipstick
    • Black or red nail polish
    • Long fake nails
      • 1

        Search Internet merchants for a prepackaged "Devil Kit" that contains horns and a tail. Purchase a kit and consider buying a devil's pitchfork also to accessorize your costume.

      • 2

        Look in your closet for black attire. Choose a black suit or dress for your devil costume. Add red accessories to create a devilish look. Consider adding a black wrap or cape to your costume.

      • 3

        Apply white facial powder to give yourself a pale appearance. Highlight your eyes with black eyeliner and mascara. Add red lipstick to finish your look.

      • 4

        Paint your nails black or red. Apply and paint long fake nails for a more devilish appearance.

      • 5

        Put on your horns and tail. Pick up your pitchfork and walk out the door.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Buy the devil horns, tail and pitchfork instead of making them. It is cheaper to buy them than to make them yourself, but remember to shop early and compare prices.

    • Most costume stores carry some form of a devil kit.

    • Adapt this costume for children by dressing your child in black leotards or sweats. Remember to buy a child size devil kit.

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