A make-up artist mum regularly answers the door as Freddy Krueger or Dobby - to scare delivery drivers. Rachael Whiting, 32, also picks up her children up from school and does the weekly shop wearing amazing make-up to promote her company. She started r.m.mua five years ago and has worked with stars such as Ashley Banjo from Diversity and Rag'n'Bone Man. Mum-of-two Rachael said: "I started this when I got into make-up a few years ago - you name it I do it. "I go to the supermarket in make-up, I'd scare DPD drivers when I answer the door in make-up - and I pick up my kids from their school every day in make-up. "I went to Tesco's as Dobby once, I had full prosthetics on. People genuinely didn't know what to do." Racheal started off doing make-up as a hobby before starting her own business, which has grown to become a success. She recently did Halloween make-up for Banjo, 34, and has worked with Rag'n'Bone Man, 37. Rachel lives in Crowborough, East Sussex with her husband and two children, aged nine and eight. She said: "My children just love it. They love it, I love it...I absolutely just love my job." And, of her scary designs, she said: "Some people think its hilarious, they want a selfie. Some are just really weirded out. Many don't know how to react." "I have video on my Facebook which went nuts. I filmed myself in the local Morrisons made-up as Freddie Kruger. "For a laugh went up to a member of staff and asked him where the milk was. He turned around and literally jumped out of his skin."