Video Tag
Every video tagged “beginner makeup” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
10 videos
This tutorial from MadeYewLook walks through an original voodoo doll makeup and body paint look using Mehron Paradise Paints and MAC Chromacakes. The design is versatile enough to read as either cute or creepy depending on execution, making it a strong Halloween costume option. The creator rates it beginner to intermediate, suggesting it's approachable for those with some basic face-painting experience.
This short-form tutorial from Madeyewlook shares tips on how to make an easy Halloween makeup look appear far more impressive and complex than the effort required. In under a minute, the creator demonstrates presentation or finishing tricks that elevate a simple look. It's a confidence-boosting watch for anyone who wants striking results without advanced skill.
This is the very first upload from popular Halloween makeup artist Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming), featuring a skull face-paint tutorial. The creator uses budget Halloween makeup and openly warns viewers about an irritating product, making it a candid early look at her signature bold style. The video was temporarily taken down for channel compliance reasons and re-uploaded as part of a throwback series. Despite its rough-around-the-edges origins, it showcases the foundational skull aesthetic that became central to the channel's identity.
An early, personal video from makeup artist Madeyewlook (Lex) combining a Joker character makeup look with a heartfelt message about self-expression and overcoming bullying. Shot on a webcam in an informal home setting, the video reflects on Lex's creative origins and the personal significance of makeup as an outlet for identity. The Joker look is achieved using a handful of accessible products including Ben Nye Scarring Gel, MAC body paint, and inexpensive brush sets. The creator emphasizes community and inclusivity over polished production value.
This is an early Madeyewlook upload — originally posted in 2011 and later re-shared as a throwback — showing creator Alexys Fleming achieving a zombie look using inexpensive, off-the-shelf Halloween makeup. The video offers a glimpse into the channel's origins and demonstrates that convincing undead effects don't necessarily require professional-grade products. It also carries an encouraging message for newcomers just starting their own creative journeys.
An early tutorial from beauty creator Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) demonstrating how to achieve a cat-eye eyeliner look using wet eyeshadow and an angled brush. The technique relies on everyday products — an eyeshadow palette, primer, and water — making it accessible for beginners. The creator candidly notes the video's age and modest production quality, but stands behind the method as still fully effective.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through five distinct eyeliner techniques suited for practicing at home. The creator demonstrates a range of styles from subtle to more dramatic, using a mix of drugstore and higher-end liner products. False lashes and mascara are incorporated to complete the looks. The video is casual and approachable, making it accessible to those newer to eye makeup.
In this older tutorial from Madeyewlook, creator Alexys Fleming demonstrates a technique for painting realistic-looking veins as part of a Halloween makeup or body-painting look. At just four minutes, the video is a quick, accessible guide suited to viewers new to special-effects makeup. While specific products are not listed in the available metadata, the technique itself is the main focus.
This quick tutorial breaks down an accessible everyday grunge-inspired look built around smoky warm-toned eyeshadow and a dark vampy lip. The creator demonstrates how swapping out shadow shades and lip colors keeps the look fresh without adding time or complexity. At roughly 12 minutes, the full routine is designed to be school- or work-friendly while still reading as edgy and dark. Products span both drugstore and mid-range brands, making the look easy to adapt to different budgets.
This tutorial walks through a warm-toned grunge eyeshadow look built around the Tartelette In Bloom palette, with particular focus on blending techniques suited to beginners. The creator pairs the eye look with a full base featuring concealer, setting powder, highlight, and blush for a complete face. A grunge-leaning liner and false lashes finish the editorial-inspired result.
