Beetlejuice anyone?! Colorado-based makeup artist Baylee Madison knew exactly how to put her skills to work in creating a glammed-up version of the classic creepy 1988 film character.

Just like you at home, the artisans behind the scenes of “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” were all “massive fans” of Tim Burton‘s original comedy-horror film from 1988.

With that in mind, you can imagine how excited we were when we found out that Melt Cosmetics is coming out with an entire collection of Beetlejuice-inspired makeup.

Megan Ingenthron is a renowned make-up artist who's responsible for the Show Me St. Louis 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' make-over.

Warner Bros. When it came to keeping OG Beetlejuice fans happy with the sequel, lead hair and makeup artist Christine Blundell knew the key started with Winona Ryder's Lydia. "My job really was to ...

The film’s makeup and hair designer Christine Blundell shares exclusive beauty details on how she created each ... Beetlejuice's scorned ex-wife looking to exact revenge on him is the plot ...