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Seven Deadly Sins Makeup Tutorial | Gluttony (SO SICK)

by Madeyewlook

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Difficulty
Intermediate
Length
4:42
Views
378,605
Published
Feb 2021

What this video covers

Madeyewlook delivers a vibrant, over-the-top Gluttony-themed demon makeup look inspired by the Seven Deadly Sins concept, a Face Off contestant's ice cream character, and an Instagram artist's miniature horn design. The tutorial combines bold body paint and airbrushed neon tones with DIY sculptural horns built from household materials. Adhesive is used to apply whimsical candy-like embellishments that reinforce the gluttony theme. The result is a striking, costume-ready character look achievable with a mix of professional and budget-friendly supplies.

Key takeaways

  • DIY horns are constructed from paper towels, aluminum foil, clay foam, and basic craft supplies — no expensive prosthetics required
  • Pros-Aid adhesive is used to affix sprinkles and other decorative elements directly to skin
  • Airbrush makeup (neon pink) and body paint work together to build color depth and character
  • The look draws on multiple creative references including a TV makeup competition and social media artists
  • Suitable as a full Halloween costume look or theatrical character makeup

Who this is for

Halloween costume enthusiasts and aspiring SFX artists who want to create an imaginative, character-driven demon look using a blend of professional makeup products and easy DIY prop-making.

Tools mentioned

  • airbrush

Materials mentioned

  • body paint
  • airbrush makeup
  • aqua liner pencil
  • Pros-Aid adhesive
  • sprinkles
  • paper towels
  • aluminum foil
  • tape
  • paper
  • glue
  • acrylic paint
  • clay foam
  • false lashes
  • contact lenses

⚠ Safety notes

Pros-Aid is a skin adhesive — patch test recommended. Use only contact lenses prescribed or properly fitted for your eyes, and follow safe lens hygiene practices.

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