3 inch Mexican Sugar Skull Phone Sticker Version 27 - Día de los muertos - Day of the Dead Sticker Decal

- [Xochitl 'X' Mayo] Skull makeup is, arguably, one of the most-borrowed elements from the Día de los Muertos tradition. But this holiday is not Mexican Halloween as some people think. To learn more about skull makeup, I'm meeting with makeup artist Judith Bautista to get my face painted. Inspired by the Tequila Cazadores limited edition bottle. It's exclusive, OK? But first, let's talk about the history of this holiday which traces back more than 3,000 years. Yes, it's been around for so long! Traditionally held in August, it was meant to help the deceased find peace in death. Spanish colonizers later moved the holiday to November 1 and 2 to align with All Saints' and All Souls' Day. It is not a gloomy or morbid occasion but rather a colorful holiday all dedicated to remembering and celebrating, yes, we celebrate, the lives of those who passed on. The holiday's signature calavera, or s