Halloween Universe

HOCUS POCUS | CLOTHES PAINTED ON | Winnie Sanderson

by Madeyewlook

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Difficulty
Advanced
Length
5:01
Views
268,020
Published
Oct 2017

What this video covers

Makeup artist Madeyewlook transforms herself into Winnie Sanderson from Hocus Pocus using an advanced combination of face painting and body painting that creates the illusion of painted-on clothing. The look relies heavily on Graftobian Pro Paints across a wide color range to replicate Winnie's iconic costume directly on skin. Eyebrow blocking and detailed color work bring the character's theatrical features to life. The result is a striking, fully painted Halloween character recreation without a traditional costume.

Key takeaways

  • The 'clothes' in this look are entirely body-painted onto skin, creating a convincing trompe l'oeil illusion
  • Graftobian Pro Paints are the primary product used for both face and body work across multiple colors
  • Eyebrows are blocked out using an Elmer's Washable Glue Stick as a budget-friendly technique
  • Multiple setting and foundation products are layered to ensure durability and skin-tone correction
  • This is a high-skill look best suited to experienced makeup artists or those comfortable with body paint

Who this is for

Experienced Halloween makeup artists and Hocus Pocus fans who want to attempt an impressive painted-clothing illusion as Winnie Sanderson.

Tools mentioned

  • MadeULook Makeup Brushes

Materials mentioned

  • Graftobian Pro Paint
  • Urban Decay Naked Basics Palette
  • Make Up For Ever Ultra HD Foundation Stick
  • RCMA Setting Powder
  • Tarte Shape Tape
  • Tarte blush in Exposed
  • Tarte Tarteist Lip in Frenemy
  • MAC Paint Pot Primer in Painterly
  • Elmers Washable Glue Stick
  • Graftobian Gold Powder
  • MadeULook Eyeliner

⚠ Safety notes

Use only skin-safe body paints formulated for cosmetic use. Follow the creator's linked guide for proper makeup and body paint removal to avoid skin irritation.

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