BOSS Models Best Halloween Costumes

It's no secret that we love dressing up at BOSS HQ! Halloween is a highlight on our calendar, not only because we can get the facepaint out, but because we love seeing our #BOSSarmy's outfits.

Here are a few of the best looks we spotted:

Matt Peacock @mattpeacock27

Louise Cliffe @louisecliffereal

Georgia Bayliss @georgiaebayliss

Zana Oconnell @zanaoconnell

Rebecca Appleyard @beckyapple

Make-up by BOSS Creative Zoe Tilston @zoetilston

Arabella @arabellachi

Erica Correa @ericacorreaxx

Jacob Crosby @jacobcrosby87

Calla @callafrancesca

Karen Elson @misskarenelson

Kristie Clinch @kristieclinch

Graeme White @graemewhite1

Dee Owens @deeowens_

Lily Flynn @lilyannflynn

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#TravelTuesday The Canouan Island

For this campaign our BOSS models Davide and Charlotte travelled to the beautiful Canouan Island in the Caribbean. Davide and Charlotte worked overtime, swimming in an infinity pool and relaxing on the beach to imitate a luxury lifestyle. With the skies over Manchester decidedly grey for 90% of the year, this video is the ultimate daydream material for us over at BOSS HQ.

  

How To Create Peeling Zombie Skin

Our BOSS Hair and Make-Up Artist Martin McClean can create anything from a glamorous evening look with a flawless finish to a gruesome, gory costume that will make you grimace.

In time for Halloween, Martin has put together a guide to help you make your own peeling zombie skin at home!

- Colour the area you want to work on in red greasepaint face paint or lipstick. Think about the shape of the wound at this point.

- Melt gelatine in water.

- Allow it too cool right down to room temperature.

- Paint the geltine on the red area then lay toilet tissue over the top. 

- Paint more gelatine over tissue until it goes transparent. 

- Dry with a cold blast from a hair drier. 

- Keep doing this until you are happy with the thickness.

- Tear holes in and peel back pieces of the tissue and squirt in fake blood.

Easy and gross!

Martin's work for a Halloween themed editorial

Martin's creepy Halloween costume in 2015