How to Get the Werewolf Look
Werewolves are fantasy creatures with a dangerous, powerful air. This may explain why they're often a favorite at Halloween time. If you want to get the werewolf look, there are things you can do to enhance your natural style without putting on stage makeup and fake fur.
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Instructions
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Jazz up your eyebrows by allowing them to go bushy. Refrain from trimming or plucking them. Wet a finger with a spritz of hairspray, and shape the eyebrow hairs into a wide, messy look. The hairspray will help keep them in place.
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Spread hair gel on your hands and run your fingers through dry hair. Work the hair into a windblown, edgy look. Place additional gel on your fingertips and pull tips of your hair outward, in numerous directions. Allow the gel to dry and apply a generous layer of hairspray.
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Dress in worn, outdoorsy lumberjack wear. Flannel shirts over faded denim blue jeans work well. Leave the shirt untucked with the top two and bottom 2two buttons undone. Roll up the sleeves and wear work boots to finish the outfit.
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Grow facial hair naturally, without trimming. Allow hair to grow on your neck and high on your cheekbones without shaving clean edges. Sideburns are a must, preferably scruffy sideburns growing every which way.
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Allow your nails to grow longer than normal and consider filing them into a slightly pointed shape. For a real attention-getting look, paint them with brown or black nail polish.
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Tips & Warnings
For a Jack Nicholson-esque look, add a high arch to one eyebrow.
Review one of the X-Men movies or comics and copy Wolverine's look.
Never spray hairspray directly on your eyebrows; it can damage your eyes. Always apply with a finger only.
Not everyone appreciates the woolly werewolf look. Some people may form a poor opinion of you based on your appearance.
