From bejewelled eyelids and cat-eye flicks, to exposed fangs and green cheekbones, we've rounded up the Halloween Instagram make-up artists and make-up looks you need to know about.

Plastic fantastic and totally terrifying. Follow Illamasqua make-up artist Drew Ashlyn for seriously sculpted cheekbones with a creepily perfect finish.

No doubt about it, Pennywise is 2017's go-to Halloween costume.

Giving the phrase 'big mouth' a whole new meaning, this faceless Halloween make-up is genuinely terrifying.

Artsy but creepy, go for monochrome pointillism for the easiest way to get your creep on.

How to do Halloween masquerade style.

Geisha gets a Harley Quinn makeover with this Japanese inspired halloween make-up.

Marie Antoinette meets a skeleton meets Celine Dion's best Vegas stage costume. We're in.

Ancient Amazonian warrior who's wearing a skull from most likely one of their victims. Badass.

2D cartoon effect skeletons in bright colours bring a little pop art to the Halloween makeup mix.

The prettiest way to wear a ouija board.

A sunny take on the classic skeleton.

The cracked skull trend was everywhere last year - give yours a 2017 update by revealing a cosmic galaxy instead of gore.

We call this Halloween make-up look 'scary mollusc emerges from an air vent'.

It's feathers, it's futuristic and it's fabulous.

When in doubt just go all out scary dead lady vibes.

She's a sea creature but she's still sexy. Ideal for the Halloween make-up fans that don't actually want to look 'scary'.

Is it a cake? Is it a clown? We don't know but we like it a lot.

Half attractive woman, half creepy deranged rabbit.

Think Frozen but not as you know it.

When contouring gets extra you look like a badass lion.

She's a scorned mermaid and she's ready for revenge.

Pierrot clowns are the chic was to work Halloween make-up.

Rainbow dot work adds a pretty twist to classic skeleton make-up.