Looking for easy at home, maybe last minute Halloween hairstyle ideas? We got you covered! Whether you’ve only got a few minutes to spare, hours, or somewhere in between, we’ve put together three trendy Halloween looks for your spewky season pleasure.

You don’t have to spend all your coin on a factory made costume. If you’re anything like a few of us here at Eva Pro, we recognize and appreciate the elaborate costumes that take months to plan, and we also love the effortless looks that happen the week of! Using the magic of makeup and low-key Halloween Hairstyles, our fave industry pro, Skylar, gave us an in-depth tutorial on creating three looks.

Forget to throw a costume together? Decided at the last minute to dress up? Just feeling plain ole lazy and don’t want to put a lot of effort into your costume this year (Covid fatigue is real, yall)? We get it. We see you. We are you. That’s why we decided to put together this high fashion Vampire hairstyle look. A little effort, a few minutes of prep, and you look like you just stepped out of Rick Owens' shoot.

For the makeup keep it simple the paler the better! Opt for a concealer or foundation 2 shades lighter than your complexion and apply to high points of the face, this will help create depth in areas like the under eye, hollows of the cheeks etc.

Feel free to play around with the look and make it your own!

The 1970s was a glorious decade for hair and fashion. There were many icons to mimic in that time, but we can’t go wrong with artist, model, and emmy-winning actress, Farrah Fawcett. If you have more than a few minutes to spare, and shoulder length hair (or a wig), you should absolutely give 70s Farrah Fawcett hair a try. Even if it’s just for your own amusement. Everyone needs to channel an inner Charlie’s Angel once in a while.

This will be the more time consuming aspect of the look. But well worth the effort you put into it. Maybe you’ll love it so much you start styling your hair that way every day? Who needs Halloween to feel the power of a bombshell?! Here’s how to do Farrah Fawcett hair:

• Start with dirty hair. This will help hold the style better than freshly washed hair.
• Dampen your hair slightly, just enough to add product for styling.
• Section hair into 3 parts, leaving the bangs out. We’ll save those for last.
• Starting with the back working your way to the front, prep the hair with e-Line Ultra Rizzi Mousse. This will help the hair hold wave style, add volume, and shine. It’s a lightweight formula, so if you have fine hair it won’t weigh your hair down!
• Blow out small sections of hair.
  
  • Pull up with a round brush, while pointing the hair dryer stream down. This creates lift at the root. We’re going for maximum volume and bounce.
  • Take your time! Volume is magic and magic takes time.
• After the back is completely blow dried, make sure the curl rolls away from your face and set with small pins. This will help natural waves form. Continue this process on the rest of the sections.
  HINT: Volume, and curls framing the face (moving away from the face) were king in the 70s! Keep this in mind while styling to create the maximum 70’s Hollywood Starlet look.
• Remove setting clips from back, and add more volume!
  
  • Take a rat tail comb and lift hair at the crown. Spray e-Line Volume Spray at the roots to create texture and lift. Wait for it to become slightly tacky, and backcomb lightly.
• Using a large barrel curling iron, wrap loose one inch sections around the barrel. Start closer to the root than you would for a modern curl.
  • Set with volume spray.
  • Curls don’t need to be perfect. This is a natural look, and perfection isn’t natural!
• Tilt the head back and spritz volume spray up, vertically, into the roots of your crown. This creates even more volume and body.
• Move to the bangs.
  
  • With a flat iron, start at the top of the strand and flip the iron away from your face. Pull the strand through to create a beautiful wave effect.

Side Note: If you don’t have a flat iron, you can also continue using a round brush to create volume and body for the bangs as well.

Lastly, Look at yourself in the mirror, and know that you’re a showstopper!

The 70s were a mix of elaborate pastel shadow with bold liner and lashes or minimal natural “no make up, makeup” looks. Farrah was more of a natural kind of glow which we're obsessed with.

Feel free to create a 70s inspired makeup look that fits your style.

A Doja Cat Halloween costume can house so many different looks and characters, which is why we wanted to pull inspo from her popular song “Need To Know” video! This look is not easily forgotten, and a very fun look to wear for a night and if you have the confidence, anytime!

Play around with this hairstyle by switching it up to space buns or a combination of both pigtails and buns! A Doja Cat Halloween costume is meant to be fun, eccentric and stunning. Don’t hold back here!

This particular Halloween inspired hairstyle is simple and most of the work will show through the makeup application. To replicate the look we recommend Mehron water activated paint in a turquoise color or something similar you can find locally at a Halloween store.

And there you have it! Three easy Halloween hairstyles you can easily pull together, depending on the amount of time you have. Do one, or do all three. We know some of you social butterflies have multiple places to be during the Halloween season! For an in-depth video guide, check out the tutorial filmed by our very favorite industry pro: Skylar! They give great insight, beauty tips, and hilarious commentary.

Did you use one of these looks this year? If so, we’d love to know! Tag us on instagram with your pictures or videos of your costume! @EvaProHair