A make-up artist transformed her daughters into a different celebrity or character every day of October to celebrate Halloween.
Michelle Scrivener, 31, from Minneapolis, Minnesota, has used her skills to turn daughters Lily, 12, and Ellie, seven, into Lady Gaga, the Corpse Bride and even Elton John.
With the help of male up and costumes, they’ve also been Cruella de Vil, Morticia from the Addams Family and Winfried from Hocus Pocus.
The mother-of-two did her styled shoots last Halloween when the girls were gutted trick or treating was called off because of Covid.
Michelle Scrivener, 31, from Minneapolis, Minnesota, transformed her daughters into a different celebrity or character every day of October to celebrate Halloween. Pictured, Ellie as Winifred from Hocus Pocus (left)
The mother-of-two used her skills to turn daughters Lily, 12, and Ellie, seven, into Lady Gaga, the Corpse Bride and even Elton John. Pictured, Lily as Edward Scissorhands (left)
Michelle’s daughters took it in turns to be completely made over by Michelle, and between them they rocked a total of 31 different looks. Pictured, Lily as the Corpse Bride
Her make up marathon was so popular with friends and family, she’s doing it again this year.
Michelle, who owns her own beauty salon, received an unexpected response when she posted her transformations online too.
She gained over 10,000 Instagram followers in a matter of weeks, and demand for appointments at her salon Dead Rose Salon Loft increased.
Michelle said each make over takes around two hours.
With the help of male up and costumes, they’ve also been Cruella de Vil, Morticia from the Addams Family and Winfried from Hocus Pocus. Pictured, Lily as Cruella de Vil (left)
The mother-of-two did her styled shoots last Halloween when the girls were gutted trick or treating was called off because of Covid. Pictured, Lily as Morticia from the Addams Family
Her make up marathon was so popular with friends and family, she’s doing it again this year. Pictured, Lily as Lady Gaga in her Telephone video
‘Of course there’s been positive outcomes from it in terms of business – but the main thing is it’s something to do with my family,’ she explained.
‘We decided to do it during the pandemic because the kids were really disappointed they couldn’t trick or treat.
‘Ellie and Lily would come home from school every day so excited about what character they were going to be turned into next.
‘It really put a smile our faces in a time where there wasn’t much to smile about – and it obviously made lots of other people smile too.
‘This year we decided to do it all over again, and were pulling out all the stops to make it our craziest Halloween yet.’
Michelle, who owns her own beauty salon, received an unexpected response when she posted her transformations online too. Pictured, Ellie as Jareth the Goblin King from Labyrinth (left)
Michelle gained over 10,000 Instagram followers in a matter of weeks, and demand for appointments at her salon Dead Rose Salon Loft increased. Pictured, Ellie Childlike Empress from the Neverending Story
Michelle said each make over takes around two hours. Pictured, Ellie Miss Argentina from Beetlejuice
Her daughters took it in turns to be completely made over by Michelle. Pictured, Ellie as Elton John