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7 Last-Minute Snapchat Filter Costumes For The Halloween Slackers
Halloween is a split second away, and if you're not excited you definitely need to be. With it being so close though, you may be picking from the bottom of the bunch if you're trying to buy a last-minute Halloween costume. But that's where creativity kicks into high gear. Making some last-minute Snapchat filter costumes for your Halloween activities can be a way to design your own unique costume and save yourself a few bucks, too.
The thing I love most about DIY-ing Halloween costumes is that you can literally put your creative spin on anything you choose to be. Want to be a deadly Alice from Alice in Wonderland? Go for it. Or maybe a nicer form of the Chucky doll? It's all up to you. It's just a matter of how creative you can get.
Much like the above, going as a Snapchat filter this year can be a way to unearth your creative side, And, more importantly, it's a quick option that won't kill your budget. With all of the options — both current and old — that the app has, there are plenty of options to choose from.
If you need a little inspiration to get you going, check out these seven costumes to give you some ideas.
1Burning Flower Crown Filter
Since it's Halloween, it wouldn't be right if some of the best filters didn't get an upgrade. So, to nail this burning flower crown filter, All you need to do is purchase some floral wire ($4), some faux red rose buds ($11), faux sunflowers ($9) wire cutters, a glue gun ($5), and some black spray paint ($4) to make some of the flowers look dead.
2Deadly Dog Filter
If you fancy Snapchat's regular dog filter, you'll love this one for your costume this year. Grab some light grey ($7) and black ($6) face paint. To create the ears — which you will attach to a black headband ($4) — you can draw them out on paper, or create a felt version of them like HGTV did in their animal ear YouTube tutorial. In addition, print out some skull designs and cut out strips of pointed paper for the nails on the ears.
3Goat Filter
Spray paint some small cones made out of cardboard with facial adhesive ($8) to use as your horns, some white ($5) and brown ($6) face paint for your nose, and a white headband ($4), and create a fur animal ears like the ones seen in Robotic Girl's tutorial.
4Fortune Teller Filter
For this look, you'll need a headscarf ($5), a crystal ball ($12), and some purple lipstick ($2).
6Deadly Bunny Filter
To nail this look, all you'll need to do is get some black bunny ears ($14), some white ($5) and pink ($8) face paint for the nose, fake bunny teeth ($2) painted with red ($6) face paint for the blood, printed bunny skulls for the ear design, and some black lipstick ($2).
7Flower Crown Filter
If the Halloween-inspired flower crown filter isn't the route you want to go, you can always make the regular one instead. All you need to do is purchase some green covered floral wire ($4), your choice of greenery ($4), wire cutters ($7), flowers ($15) — real or faux — of your choice and a glue gun ($5)
