Namaki and Ouate: a French collaboration for a devilishly sweet Halloween

Halloween is just around the corner... pumpkins, costumes and candy are already out! But for children, there's nothing like make-up that will make them shiver... while respecting their fragile skin. For parents, one question always comes up: how do you combine fun and safety? With Namaki, a pioneer in organic and natural make-up for children, and Ouate, the first skincare brand dedicated to kids aged 4 and over, the answer is obvious. This year, the two brands have teamed up to bring you a creative and reassuring Halloween. On the program: three terribly easy Halloween make-ups to be created in no more than 4 steps. And don't forget the gentle Ouate skincare routine to cleanse little monsters' skin after the party.

You don't need to be a pro to pull off this Halloween spider makeup. With Namaki's devil and spider make-up palette, in just three steps, the spider is on its web:

1. Using a fine, dampened brush, pick up some white blush and trace the canvas: first three strokes from the top of the forehead, meeting between the two eyebrows, then two horizontal strokes from the end of the previous strokes. The result is two triangles. Finally, on each side of the face, draw two lines from the end of the triangles down to the middle of the cheeks.
2. From this base, draw lines inside the triangles on the cheeks to complete the spider's web.
3. Now draw the spiders. To do this, rinse the brush to use the black blush. Draw two circles to form the spider's head and body, and add legs.

The video tutorial is here here !

In no time at all, you'll have a spectacular look that appeals to young and old alike. And don't worry: Namaki make-up can be easily removed with a mild product suitable for children's skin. Read on to find out more...

The skeleton, the star of Halloween costumes, is easily adapted to the Namaki range. Here's a simplified version of this must-have:

1. Apply white blush all over the face. To do this, use a thick brush and dampen it. Spread the blush evenly, avoiding the eye area.
2. Using the finer brush, apply black blush to the eye contour and eyelids. Still in black, draw and fill in the shape of a skeleton nose on the nose.
3. To finalize make-up, draw a black stripe down the face, following the chin line. Color the lips black (mouth closed, it's easier) and extend the line from each end of the lips. Finally, draw small vertical lines on this lip line and on the lips to create the skeleton jaw.

With this make-up, your child will have a terrifying look... but without any skin-harming products. And if it's already too simple for you, why not try the skeleton make-up intermediate level ?

Looking for an express make-up look that really makes an impact? Devil make-up is perfect for little monsters who want to make a splash. Follow these four steps, using the same palette as for spider make-up and the 3-brush kit:

1. Tint the entire face with red blush using the thick, moistened brush. Avoid the eye area.
2. Using a finer brush and black blush, draw broad eyebrows and moustaches. For the goatee, draw a small triangle, top down, then fill in with black blush.
3. After rinsing the brush, apply the grey blush in a thick line on each side of the face, from the middle of the cheek to the bottom of the lips.
4. All that's left is to draw the little horns: a small triangle above each eyebrow will do the trick. Fill in the triangles with white blush and the little demon is ready!

A make-up look that's both fun and scary, perfect for those in a hurry. If your child prefers a softer look, stick to red and black around the eyes. It's less scary, but just as festive and even quicker. You can also leave out the horns if your costume includes a headband with horns!

After trick-or-treating and an evening of make-up, it's time for skincare! Ouate products, specially designed for the delicate skin of 4-11 year-olds, are the perfect complement to the Namaki experience. Formulated in France without harsh ingredients, they respect the delicate skin of the youngest. With Wadding and Namaki, Halloween remains a fun holiday... without compromising skin health. In fact, taking care of your skin from an early age is a habit you should adopt every day!

When it comes to protecting and moisturizing infant skin, babies generally have what it takes. Visit teensFor their part, they find products to treat skin problems pubescent. And in between? Carried away by the new rhythm of school and activities, young children are often forgotten. Yet their skin is still fragile and drier than that of an adult. Subject to the vagaries of the weather and pollution, the skin of 4-8 year-olds needs to be nourished and moisturized. Ouate offers a moisturizing ritual in just three steps.

My Gentle Cleanser is a micellar water with gentle floral and aquatic notes. With 95% of natural and vegan ingredients, its formula is enriched with provitamins B5 and betaine for gentle cleansing, moisturizing and soothing action.

Ouate offers two products based on ORGANIC raspberry seed oil, depending on the age of the child:

• For ages 4-6, My kissing potionA moisturizing gel with a light, non-sticky texture in an easy-to-use buzzer jar.
• For 7-8 year-olds, My love cream A moisturizing face cream in a pump bottle that provides comfort and reduces tightness.

To act from the inside out, Ouate has created Mes Belle Peau sugar-free gummiesThese delicious supplements contain ceramosides, which strengthen the skin's barrier functions to limit dehydration, and naturally antioxidant vitamin C. Kids love taking care of their skin by eating two gummies every morning!

All these products are sold individually or in routine packs to pamper yourself: My kissing ritual or My love ritual. We also invite you to discover a product as delicious as it is magical: Ma chantilly lavante !

And that's how, with Namaki and Ouate, Halloween becomes a holiday that's as scary as it is reassuring! This 100 % French collaboration combines creative make-up application in just a few minutes with gentle cleansing for children's delicate skin. This next Halloween will be devilishly sweet...