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Anna FROZEN Makeup Tutorial (Clothes also painted on!)

by Madeyewlook

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Difficulty
Intermediate
Length
3:41
Views
397,415
Published
Dec 2015

What this video covers

This tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates Disney's Anna from Frozen entirely through makeup and body paint, including a painted-on costume illusion rather than actual clothing. The look combines Graftobian Pro Paints in multiple colors with standard cosmetics to achieve Anna's signature rosy, wide-eyed character aesthetic. At just four minutes, the video is a fast-paced showcase of the finished transformation with a product rundown. A companion Elsa tutorial was released the following week.

Key takeaways

  • Anna's costume is painted directly onto the skin using Graftobian Pro Paints, eliminating the need for an actual outfit
  • A mix of professional body paint and everyday cosmetics brands are used together to complete the look
  • Metallic gold powder mixed with barrier spray adds a shimmery accent detail
  • The short runtime suggests this is more of a reveal and product overview than a step-by-step instructional
  • Part of a paired Disney Frozen series alongside an Elsa tutorial

Who this is for

Cosplayers and Disney fans who want to recreate Anna's look through special-effects makeup and body painting for Halloween, conventions, or holiday events.

Tools mentioned

  • eyebrow pencil
  • eyebrow marker
  • eyeshadow palette
  • foundation
  • lipstick
  • blush
  • contacts

Materials mentioned

  • Graftobian Pro Paint
  • Graftobian Metallic Powder
  • barrier spray
  • NYX Cosmetics Eyeshadow
  • Anastasia Beverly Hills Eyebrow Pencil
  • NYX Cosmetics Eyebrow Marker
  • Urban Decay Foundation
  • Desio Eyes Contacts
  • Smashbox Full Exposure Palette
  • NudeStix Lipstick
  • Tarte Cosmetics Blush

⚠ Safety notes

Barrier spray is used with metallic powder; follow product guidelines for safe skin application of body paint and cosmetic contacts.

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