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GET READY WITH ME! - ft. new friend

by Madeyewlook

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Difficulty
Intermediate
Length
9:23
Views
808,298
Published
Sep 2017

What this video covers

Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a get-ready-with-me style Halloween makeup tutorial focused on a dramatic skeleton illusion featuring a ripped, peeling-skin effect. The look combines conventional cosmetics for a flawless base with Graftobian Pro Paints to sculpt the skull and torn-flesh details. The casual, personality-driven format makes the technical steps feel approachable while still achieving a striking sfx result.

Key takeaways

  • Creates a peeling/ripped skin illusion revealing a skull beneath using primarily paint — no prosthetics required
  • Blends mainstream cosmetics (foundation, primer, concealer) with pro body paint for a polished finish
  • Graftobian Pro Paint in black, white, red, and light cream does the heavy lifting for the sfx effect
  • Get-ready-with-me format keeps the pacing relaxed and easy to follow along in real time
  • Product list is provided so viewers can source exact items online or in stores

Who this is for

Halloween makeup enthusiasts at an intermediate level who want a showstopping skeleton-with-ripped-skin illusion using accessible pro-grade face paints rather than latex prosthetics.

Tools mentioned

  • MadeULook Makeup Brushes

Materials mentioned

  • Graftobian Pro Paint (light cream, black, white, red)
  • Make Up For Ever Aqua XL Eyeliner (black)
  • Inglot Eyeshadow (Brown/Black)
  • Lorac Pro III Palette (Bark)
  • Laura Mercier Foundation Primer
  • Tarte Amazonian Clay Concealer
  • Tarte Empowered Foundation (Fair Beige)
  • Tarte Confidence Powder Foundation (Light Neutral)

⚠ Safety notes

Use only skin-safe, cosmetic-grade paints and products on the face. Patch-test all products before full application, especially around the eyes. Remove all makeup and body paint thoroughly using recommended removal methods.

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