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WATCH: Kiran Atwal of PristineAllureStudio create a great spooktacular DIY Halloween look

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 29 Oct, 2020 02:37 AM

Halloween is just around the corner and it can still be lots of fun even if COVID19 has made it a little tricky. If you are still wondering about your costume or look. We have some amazing local make up artists showing you what you can do just by using everyday make up such as eyeliner, shadow, lipstick etc without a massive price point.

Keep your eye out for more DIY Halloween tutorials on our social media.

The first Halloween look is by make up artist and hair stylist Kiran Atwal of PristineAllureStudio.

PS: Don't forget to send us your spooktacular selfies for our Halloween Contest.

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