One of my favorite parts of this transformation was filming the process step-by-step while using audio from the movie during the voiceover. The final result feels less like a traditional makeup tutorial and more like watching Harley Quinn slowly come to life.
Whether you’re recreating this look for Halloween, cosplay, a themed party, or just because you love the character, here’s exactly how I created this glam Harley Quinn transformation.

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I linked all of the makeup, lashes, wig details, accessories, and products I used for this look below:

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Harley Quinn Makeup Breakdown

The Eyes

The eyes are really what make this look instantly recognizable. Harley’s makeup is intentionally messy and unbalanced, so don’t stress about making everything perfectly symmetrical.

For the left eye, I blended bright pink and red tones outward in a smoky shape and smudged the lower lash line to make it feel more worn-in and chaotic.

For the right eye, I used deep blue shadow with black smoked around the outer edges to give it that grungy Suicide Squad feel. The key is making the colors look slightly messy without losing the glam factor.

To keep the look dramatic on camera, I added oversized wispy lashes and blended darker tones underneath the eyes to exaggerate the smudged effect.

The Skin & Texture

One thing that really helps Harley Quinn makeup look more realistic is adding texture and imperfection to the skin.

Instead of leaving the complexion flawless, I added subtle gray and black smudging around the forehead, nose, and under-eyes to make the makeup feel more lived-in and cinematic.

I also added a fake cut across the forehead and softened the edges slightly so it blended naturally into the skin.

The Lips

The bold red lip is one of the most iconic parts of Harley Quinn’s makeup look.

Instead of making the lipstick perfectly crisp, I slightly blurred the edges and added a touch of smudging underneath to keep the look feeling messy and in character.

The Hair

For the hair, I used Harley’s signature blonde pigtails with pink and blue ends. This instantly transforms the entire look and makes it recognizable even before the makeup is finished.

The messier the pigtails look, the better. A little teasing and texture actually helps the final result feel more authentic to the movie version.

How to Make Harley Quinn Makeup Look More Realistic

The biggest mistake people make with Harley Quinn makeup is making it too perfect.

What makes Margot Robbie’s version so iconic is that the makeup feels chaotic, slept-in, smudged, and slightly destroyed — but somehow still glamorous at the same time.

A few things that help:

• Smudge the makeup unevenly
• Add texture around the eyes
• Keep the skin slightly imperfect
• Blend darker tones underneath the eyes
• Don’t over-clean the edges
• Let the look feel messy in certain areas

That balance between glam and destruction is what really makes the transformation work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Harley Quinn makeup beginner friendly?

Yes! This look is actually very forgiving because the makeup is intentionally messy and imperfect.

How long did this Harley Quinn transformation take?

The full transformation took approximately [insert time].

What lashes did you use?

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What wig did you use?

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What products help Halloween makeup last all night?

A strong setting spray, waterproof liner, and long-wear lipstick make a huge difference for Halloween makeup longevity.

Final Look

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If you recreate this Harley Quinn makeup look, tag me on Instagram or TikTok @amyinthemirror so I can see your transformation.

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Let’s not go overboard, ladies!

Preparing for surgery can be a little overwhelming and it’s easy to go HAM on the supply shopping! And let’s face it, surgery is expensive and the little things add up to a lot of coins if you aren’t careful. This is why I have put together my bbl supply list of top things you will ACTUALLY need for your surgery. If you want to be even more budget-conscious you can find several of these items at your local dollar store!

Many dolls are often shook when they discover how much BBL Post Op Costs add up to. A realistic figure is $800 in supplies and $1000 in massages.

That’s $1,800 whole extra dollars in addition to your surgery fees that you need to take into consideration when budgeting for a BBL surgery. (not including travel and accommodations)

Pre-Op

Blood Health Supplement

Why You Need It: This supplement helps promote healthy hemoglobin levels. It varies from surgeon to surgeon but, typically you need a minimum Hemoglobin level of 12 to be cleared for surgery without a cell saver/blood transfusion.

Pro Tip: Start taking 30 days before you get your lab orders for a blood panel (you are typically required to get your bloodwork done 15-30 days before surgery.)

Recommended Product:

NaturesPlus Hema-Plex Iron

Week 1

The following bbl supply list products will be needed during the first week of recovery starting the day of surgery. If you are traveling, these are the supplies you will need to bring with you.

Stage 1 Low Compression Faja

Why You Need It: You will be wearing your stage 1 faja immediately when you wake up from your procedure. It is low compression, meaning it will fit loosely on your body, not tight. It is NOT meant to fit like shape wear or a waist trainer. See my Fajas 101 Guide here.

Pro Tip: First Check if your surgeon offers a faja at a better deal. It’s always better to go with the garment your surgeon provides because you can try it on during your pre-op appointment to guarantee it’s the right fit.

Recommended Product: Lover-Beauty Shapewear $60-$70 (at 5’2 178lbs mine was a size Large)

Seamless Tank Tops

Why You Need It: During the first 3 months of recovery you will be in a faja every single day & you wont want to wear a bra for the first couple of weeks. Seamless tank tops help prevent irritation from the garments, foams, and boards.

Pro Tip: Fajas can cause back acne from sweating. Wearing a tank top will help prevent this. When you move into your stage 2 faja, a tank top helps keep the garments cleaner for a longer period of time between washes.

Recommended Product:

Seamless Basic Layering Top Pack of 4

Female Urinal

Why You Need It: During recovery, you are getting rid of a lot of fluid and will need to pee every 2-3 hours. Because you are wearing a faja, you will need to pee standing up. You will use this for approximately 3-6 months.

Pro Tip: Practice in the shower a few times before your sx to get the hang of it. Girl, trust, you don’t want pee on your faja 😉

Recommended Product:

Tinkle Belle

Lipo Foams

Why You Need It: 3 sheets are used to give uniform smooth compression and flattening of abdominal skin after cosmetic surgery. See my Fajas 101 Guide for instructions on how to wear foams correctly in your faja.

Pro Tip: You’ll want to wear a seamless tank top to prevent foams from irritating your skin. I also recommend wrapping your foams in Plastic Saran Wrap to protect them from fluid stains (trust me they get nasty & can’t be washed).

Recommended Product:

Lipo Foam Pads

Abdominal & Lumbar Boards

Why You Need It: The Abdominal Board provides the extra support your midsection needs after an aesthetic procedure to preventing fluid retention, skin folds, and irritation. This is often required by your surgeon to be worn inside your Stage 1 Faja for 3 weeks after surgery.

The Lumbar Molder gives extra support on your back. and helps shape your lower back. I personally did not use a Lumbar molder but, I know many dolls out there who swear by them.

Recommended Product:

Lumbar Support

Abdominal Board

Antiseptic Skin Cleanser

Why You Need It: You must wash your body with this special soap right before surgery & continue to use it the first week of recovery.

Pro Tip: Don’t order anything bigger than 8oz, you won’t need it. You don’t need to regular body wash during week 1

Recommended Product:

Molnlycke Hibiclens Solution

Compression Socks

Why You Need It: Compression socks prevent swelling in your feet and legs after surgery and must be work for 7 days post-op. If you traveled for surgery, be sure to wear socks on your flight home or your legs will swell up like a pregnant lady!

Pro Tip: Your surgeon gives you 1 pair of socks that you wake up in after surgery. I recommend getting a second pair as fluid leaks all over them & you need to wear fresh socks while your others are washing. I also recommend open toe so you don’t slip and fall on tiled flooring.

Recommended Product:

Doc Miller Calf Compression Sleeve

Slide on Shoes

Why You Need It: You won’t be able to bend over & need shoes you can easily slide on while standing.

Pro Tip: Get cheap slides that you are okay with fluids leaking on. (ie. no fur, leather, suede)

Recommended Products:

Cloud Slides

Cloud Slides

Extra Large Cleansing Wipes

Why You Need It: When you get a BBL your butt cheeks are hard as rocks for about 12 days. Going #2 can get messy and you won’t be able to reach around that new booty easily. You will need extra large wet wipes to clean yourself properly.

Pro Tip: Be sure you get extra large wipes for that extra large booty girl! (Wet Wipes are way too small)

Recommended Products:

Booty Brand Wipes for Women

HIGH TRACTION XL UBER THICK Adult Wipes

Water Bottle

Why You Need It: After surgery, you have to stay hydrated and drink around a gallon of water a day.

Pro Tip: Get a water bottle with a built-in straw that is leak proof. Sitting up hurts really bad in the first week and you’ll want to be able to drink water while laying in bed on your tummy.

Recommended Product:

Camelback Eddy+ BPA Free Water Bottle

Extension Cord

Why You Need It: If you are staying at an AirBNB or a Recovery House there may not be an outlet next to the bed & you’ll want to be able to charge your phone at all times.

Recommended Product:

8 Ft Braided Long Cord Extension

Toiletries

Why You Need It: If you are traveling for surgery it’s airport efficient to take travel-size toiletries.

Pro Tip: You won’t need body wash since your using Hibiclens. Pack your toiletries in a ziplock bag so nothing leaks onto your clothes with airplane pressure and put in your checked bag so you don’t run into any issues with TSA

Recommended Product:

10 Piece Convenience Kit

Plush Robe

Why You Need It: Recovery Homes and Surgery Facilities keep it really cold at 68-70 degrees. You’ll want a plush robe to keep you warm. You also don’t really wear clothes for the first week of recovery. Typically a Robe, Tank Top, and Faja are all that is worn.

Why You Need It: I recommend a Red or Dark Colored robe since you will be leaking fluids.

Recommended Products:

Plush Luxe Robe

BBL Pillow

Why You Need It: A BBL Pillow must be used for sitting during the first 3 months of recovery in order to avoid applying any pressure to areas where you had fat transferred. I’m not going to lie sitting is uncomfortable and no pillow will be amazing however you want something between hard as a rock and too soft that it cant hold your weight.

Pro Tip: Find out if your surgeon offers a BBL Package that includes a pillow. If you are traveling for surgery, you will need your BBL pillow for your flight home. Please read your doctors post op instructions on when it’s safe to use the BBL pillow. If you are a short girl like me, you might also consider getting a yoga block to put your feet on bc this pillow elevates your a good 3-4″ from the ground.

Recommended Product:

My Booty Pillow

Ergonomic Innovations Pillow

Chux / Disposable Underpads

Why You Need It: After BBL surgery, you will be leaking fluids like crazy. Chux will need to be put down on the bed to protect the sheets and mattress from exposure to fluids.

Pro Tip: You will need 40-50 of these pads during week 1 of recovery while they are re-opening your incisions for drainage massages. After that, you shouldn’t need them anymore.

Recommended Products:

Buddies Disposable Chux Underpads

Maxi Pads

Why You Need It: After BBL surgery, you will be leaking fluids. Maxi pads are used to cover incisions and absorb as much fluid as possible. Some people also use Depends over the outside of their faja to collect any fluid.

Pro Tip: Don’t waste any coins on gauze, it’s too thin. These pads are all you need.

Recommended Product:

Because Incontinence Pads for Women

Amazon Basics Thick Maxi Pads

Poise Incontinence Pads

Stool Softener

Why You Need It: When taking pain killers, it can cause constipation.

Pro Tip: If you haven’t gone #2 by afternoon on day 3, go ahead and take one of these pills to ensure you don’t get any constipation pains.

Recommended Product:

Extra Strength Tylenol

Why You Need It: Tylenol is the only approved pain relief medication approved to take alongside your prescribed pain killers.

Pro Tip: Take a full-size bottle, not the travel size because you will need more than that! Outside of Tylenol, You cannot take Midol, Ibuprofen, Advil, ASpirin, or any other pain relief pills during week 1 of recovery.

Recommended Product:

Arnica Gel

Why You Need It: Reduces bruising, swelling, and pain from liposuction surgery.

Pro Tip: If traveling for surgery, just bring 1 tube. The rest you will use when you get back.

Recommended Product:

Shower Curtain

Why You Need It: To protect the mattress from damage & avoid replacement fees if staying in a hotel or AirBNB

Pro Tip: Put shower curtain over the mattress, tuck it around the sides & cover with a fitted sheet to keep in place.

Recommended Product:

Extra Cheap Sheets

Why You Need It: The chux pads don’t always catch all the fluid, use super cheap sheets that you can throw away after week 1 and avoid replacement fees if staying in a hotel or AirBNB.

Recommended Product:

Utopis Bedding

Week 2 -Week 12

Antibiotic Ointment

Why You Need It: Prevent Incision Infection & Promote Healing

Pro Tip: Don’t start using until after your last drainage massage which requires them to re-open your incisions. (around day 5)

Recommended Product:

Measuring Tape

Why You Need It: Track body changes throughout your recovery

Pro Tip: Everyone gets the surgery blues during recovery as the swelling goes down in some places faster than others. It can make you think your new dramatic shape is no longer there. Use a measuring tape to keep your mind at ease and know your midsection swelling takes significantly longer to go down than your fat transfer areas.

Recommended Product:

Lymphatic Drainage Supplement

Why You Need It: This is a top seller from my bbl supply list! It promotes the efficient drainage of the Lymphatic System

Pro Tip: Starting in Week 2, Add these tasteless odorless drops to your 1 glass of water every day

Recommended Product:

Scar Treatment

Why You Need It: Starting in Week 2, Add to incision areas to reduce scarring. Add to booty to reduce/prevent stretch marks.

Recommended Products:

Stage 2 Faja

Why You Need It: After 3 weeks, you will need a higher compression faja to snatch that waist girl!

Pro Tip: Get a custom made faja to your measurements for optimal results. Measure yourself on Day 5 post-op and place your order. It takes about 2 weeks to get your order in the mail. If you order from CurvyGyals be sure to specify that these are your post-op measurements on the order form.

Recommended Products: Curvy Gyals St Azar Faja $200

These are the options I personally ordered:

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After Body Contouring procedures that include Liposuction, many surgeons strongly recommend that a compression garment, also known as “fajas colombianas”, be worn to help reduce the amount of fluid build-up and fibrosis formation in your body. It’s  also believed they play a big role in “snatching” your waist. The length of time varies from surgeon to surgeon but you’re typically asked to wear the faja for 1-3 months immediately following your procedure. There are so many types of garments out there, it can be really confusing on what to buy and how to wear your fajas throughout recovery. This guide and demonstration video should help clarify!

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Timeline: Worn at all times until you are 3 weeks post op. You can remove it only to shower, once a day and then put it on as quickly as possible.

Compression Level: This LOW compression garment should not be too tight. It is vital that you have good blood circulation during this period of time to avoid faja burn, permanent indentations, and scarring. Your stage 1 Faja’s sole purpose is to minimize swelling NOT snatch your waist… That comes later!

Accessories: The first 3 weeks require the use of abdominal board and foam inserts at all times. You may remove the abdominal board to sleep.

Pro Tip: I highly recommend purchasing your Stage 1 faja from your surgeon so that you can try it on for size during your pre-op appointment. Because you are put into the faja right after surgery, it’s super important that it be the right fit AND compression level.

Product Recommendation: Faja Post Surgery Compression Garment or Plus Size Fajas Post Surgery Compression Garment

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Timeline: Worn at all times until you are 3 months post-op. You can remove it only to shower once a day & then put it on as quickly as possible.

Compression Level: This HIGH compression faja is very tight, very uncomfortable, and typically has eye-hook connectors down the front that allow you to tighten it over time as your waist “snatches” to the gods girl! p.s. NO metal boning waist training until you are 3 months out of surgery!

Accessories: During this stage, you may discontinue the use of the foams and abdominal board.

Pro Tip: While you can buy standard-sized fajas, I personally recommend having a custom garment made that will last you your entire recovery. These take about 2 weeks to receive so you will want to order with your new measurements around 4-5 days post-op.

Product Recommendation: St Azar’s Traditional Faja by Curvy Gyals; Built-In Bra, Sleeves Beneath Elbow, Butt In, Above Knee (unless you have thin thighs don’t go shorter)

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Female Urinal

During your recovery, especially during the first month, you are getting rid of a lot of fluid and will need to pee every 2-3 hours. Because you are wearing a faja 24/7, and taking off your garment is painful, you will need to pee standing up. I highly recommend the Tinkle Belle. It’s slender shape fits into your faja’s opening seamlessly. Just be sure to practice in the shower a few times before your surgery to get the hang of it… you don’t want to pee on yourself 😉

Compression Socks

Compression socks prevent swelling in your feet and legs after surgery and must be worn for 7 days post-op. If you traveled for surgery, be sure to wear socks on your flight home. Your surgeon typically gives you 1 pair of socks that you wake up in after surgery. I recommend getting a second pair as fluid leaks all over them & you need to wear fresh socks while your others are washing. I also recommend open toe so you don’t slip and fall. I personally really like these Compression Socks by Doc Miller.

Lipo Foams

Lipo Foams are used to give uniform smooth compression and flattening of abdominal skin after cosmetic surgery3 Lipo Foams are inserted inside your garment for the first 3 weeks after surgery. I also recommend wrapping your foams in Plastic Saran Wrapto protect them from fluid stains (trust me they get nasty & can’t be washed).

Seamless Tank Top

You’ll want to wear a seamless tank top to prevent foams from irritating your skin. 

Abdominal & Lumbar Boards

The Abdominal Board provides the extra support your midsection needs after an aesthetic procedure to preventing fluid retention, skin folds, and irritation. This is often required by your surgeon to be worn inside your Stage 1 Faja for 3 weeks after surgery.

The Lumbar Molder gives extra support on your back. and helps shape your lower back. I personally did not use a Lumbar molder but, I know many dolls out there who swear by them.

Arm Compression

If you decide to get Arm Lipo, you will need to purchase an Arm Compression Jacket or Arm Compression Sleeves as Stage 1 Fajas do not come with built-in sleeves. This was something I didn’t know until after my procedure! For my Stage 2 Faja I chose to purchase built in sleeves and bra and this was significantly more comfortable!

Extenders

When you first get into your Stage 2 Faja, the higher compression can be difficult to tolerate. Extenders can be used to give some relief until your waist snatches more and you adjust to the high compression. It’s NOT comfortable.

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