If You Love Snapchat, You Need to Try These Filter-Inspired Looks For Halloween

Promise Phan is no stranger to eerie "seeing double" makeup tutorials, so it isn't surprising that she completely mastered the lips-for-eyes filter in this video.

The funky "hipster panda" filter got an ultraglam makeover from NikkieTutorials. She layered several sets of false lashes and different glitter formulas to make the eyes really pop.

Vlogger MayraTouchofGlam's makeup version of the classic drag queen filter is an impressive likeness to the original. If you've ever wanted to learn how to hide your natural brows and paint on more exaggerated arches, now is your chance!

Thomas Sekelius's videos are mostly filmed in Swedish, but watch this one even if you don't understand his tutorial's instructions. His talent for reproducing the pop-art Snapchat filter transcends any language barrier.

Madeyewlook's special effects are renowned in the beauty world. Here, she brings four filters to life — drag queen, smeared makeup, scary bunny, and squished face — in an easy-to-follow video.

Alva Velasco's use of colored contacts made her tutorial inspired by the colorful paint-splatter filter look even more like an illustration.

My Pale Skin's Em Ford re-created the ethereal butterfly filter using a generous dose of highlighter and homemade glitter hair accessories.

For the POPSUGAR Beauty Junkie YouTube channel, makeup artist Nairie Aintablian demonstrates how to transform into three different filters: strawberry, electric daisy, and lion.

Jordan Hanz's terrifying re-creation of the rainbow puke, peel-off face, and lips-for-eyes filters are not for the faint of heart (or entry-level beauty junkies).

Instead of just dabbing on some face paint to re-create the chic lion filter, NikkieTutorials added shimmer and glimmer for a more glamorous result.

RCLBeauty101 went viral last year when she taught her viewers how to DIY the rainbow puke filter. Rightly so: her version of the look is easy to master.

Instead of opting for a bright rainbow puke, Christen Dominique went with sweet pastel shades for her version of the filter.

Fashion and beauty vlogger Vivian Okezie DIYed the rainbow puke filter especially for women of darker complexions. We love how she took the sparkle to the next level by layering gold glitter on her cheekbones, Cupid's bow, and chin.

Using a mix of drugstore and prestige products, Lysandra T artfully showed how to achieve this pop-art look.

NikkieTutorials starts with a full-coverage base before diving into this sweet, strawberry-inspired eye look.