'Tis the season for special effect makeup. In celebration of Halloween, makeup artists on Instagram are covering their faces with horrifyingly gory looks (imagine: hockey pucks lodged into heads or half of someone's face melted off).

Makeup artist Rebekka Theenaart took a simpler approach to the gore, though. She took everyday eye makeup and made it disgusting. One of her latest looks appears as if someone carved her winged liner away from her skin. (I just threw up in my mouth a little bit visualizing that actually happening.) It's simultaneously one of the most terrifying things I've ever seen, but it's also gruesomely gorgeous. I despise the bloody liner and love it at the same time — how conflicting.

"I'm not usually into bloody special-effects looks, so for Halloween, I wanted to do something that combines both glam and gore," Theenaart tells Allure. I feel that quite deeply. Alas, she came up with this simple, semi-wearable eyeliner as her first-ever foray into special effects makeup.

To start of the bloody brilliant liner, Theenaart painted on spirit gum (a.k.a. a makeup adhesive) in the shape of winged eyeliner. You definitely don't want to get the product in your eyes, so she has a quick tip: "Wipe the spirit gum brush on the container until it doesn't drip anymore, then apply to the lid," Theenaart suggests.

Next, she placed Mehron's SynWax (a synthetic modeling wax) on top of the spirit gum and molded the wax with a makeup spatula into a winged shape. (If you don't have a spatula, Theenaart says the back of a spoon works, too.) She was sure to leave the center of the wings open, though. (More on that later.) Next, Theenaart pushed the inner parts of the wax upward to make it look like her skin was cut open. Cringe.

To smooth everything out and blend the wax into her own skin, she slathered the edges with lip balm. (Vaseline is a good option, too.) Then, she brushed burgundy eye shadow from the Morphe 35OM Palette around that same area "to create depth in and around the wound," Theenaart explains.

Finally, she filled the inner part in with the look's crowning glory: Mehron's Coagulated Blood Gel. (I didn't even know that existed.) As you probably could have guessed, Theenaart warns to not get it in your actual eye.