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Steampunk Makeup Tutorial | Request

by Madeyewlook

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Difficulty
Intermediate
Length
5:55
Views
1,389,338
Published
Jul 2014

What this video covers

Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) delivers a steampunk-inspired face look featuring layered metallic powders in gold, bronze, copper, and silver tones mixed with a liquid medium for a convincing mechanical finish. The tutorial pairs warm browns and reds through eyeshadow work with precise eyeliner detailing to build depth and a robot-like aesthetic. At just six minutes, it offers a focused, efficient walkthrough suited to cosplay, Halloween, or themed costume events.

Key takeaways

  • Mehron metallic powders mixed with a liquid medium create a realistic metal-skin illusion
  • Layering warm brown and red eyeshadows adds dimension and shadow to the mechanical look
  • Urban Decay liner provides precise detailing to define gears, panels, or mechanical edges
  • An eye primer base helps the metallic and shadow layers adhere and stay vibrant
  • The compact runtime makes this an accessible reference to revisit while recreating the look

Who this is for

Cosplayers, Halloween enthusiasts, and makeup artists looking to create a convincing steampunk or mechanical metal costume look.

Tools mentioned

  • makeup brushes

Materials mentioned

  • Mehron Mixing Liquid
  • Mehron Metallic Powder (Gold, Bronze, Copper, Silver)
  • Urban Decay Primer Potion (Eden)
  • BH Cosmetics Eyeshadows (Brown, Red)
  • Mehron Paradise Paint (Light Brown, Dark Brown)
  • Urban Decay Eyeliner (Smog, Perversion)

⚠ Safety notes

Ensure all products used are cosmetic-grade and skin-safe; patch test metallic powders before full application.

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