7 Hair-Centric Costume Ideas for Everyone This Halloween 2022

Do you love Halloween or do you skip the holiday and go straight to Christmas? Both events are great for getting dolled up, and nothing sparks creativity like a good costume party. Whether for an All Hallows Eve party or a trick-or-treat event, coming up with a costume can be daunting. Here are some hair-centric costume ideas to make your life easier.

If you love dressing up but would rather not frighten friends away, style yourself as a princess for a quick and easy look. After all, who doesn't have hair and makeup at the ready for getting all glammed up? All you need – a hair donut, elastics, some pins, styling products, and a blue headband. You can add more drama by adding bedazzled hair pins or pearl accessories. Of all the costume ideas, this one gives you the perfect opportunity to shine.

Looking for black hair Halloween ideas that don't require much effort? Keep it simple and go as Wednesday Addams. This Halloween hairstyle is easy – only requiring a middle part, pigtails, and a hair-smoothing serum.

Use a shine serum like TRESemmé Keratin Smooth Shine Serum for the perfect part and tight side braids with a glossy finish. It's formulated with keratin and marula oil from Africa to smoothen frizz, tame flyaways, detangle knots, add softness, and boost shine in to create lustrous-looking locks.

If your current hair color isn't black, try a spray like TRESemmé Root Touch-up Spray for Black Hair. It comes in a lightweight formula that dries in seconds and lasts through your next wash. Got some grays peeping through? It provides professional quality root-concealing color that's perfect when you're in between salon sessions.

Another easy Halloween hair idea? Long witchy locks! It works no matter your hair color or texture. Pair it with a witch's hat (which you can easily buy or make with black cardboard and tape) and black lipstick for a chillingly goth look. Or opt for an enchanting vibe with big, romantic curls and bold red lipstick.

Want to try your hand at this hair-raising 'do? If you're up for a challenge, check out the Bride of Frankenstein beehive tutorial by Katie Gunnell. For this scary long-hair look, you'll need a clean, empty can or the bottom half of a plastic soda bottle (whatever you think may work), some curling, a lot of teasing, and a washable hair color spray in white or blonde.

Are you a fright-fest fanatic or a Christmas superfan? Why not meet in the middle with this quirky-cute look by @KraftyKacen and inspired Nightmare Before Christmas' unforgettable characters, Jack and Sally. Her two topknots feature faces she printed herself and pasted on pins and some other art pieces like yarn and temporary hair color chalk!

Want to make a statement? Try Emma Stone's Cruella with a split-dye style that will make you stand out in the crowd. Can't commit? Use a temporary hair color spray or dye some face-framing layers blonde to achieve a more subtle and versatile look that you can wear all year round.

Halloween is the perfect time to play for those who love to dye their hair in bold colors. Trends such as the money piece highlight, vibrant overlays, or dimensional tones are excellent costume ideas. Try vampire orchid, witchy purple, or pumpkin orange. You can finish it with some spooky hair accessories to highlight your hair color.

Always keep colored strands looking healthy and vibrant with a repairing shampoo. Sunsilk's Damage Reconstruction Shampoo is specially formulated to help revive and nourish brittle, damaged hair to keep your locks looking lovely.

These hairstyles and hair color inspo make great costume ideas for Halloween. Do you like to dress up and celebrate October 31? Share this article with a friend for your Halloween party!