Video Tag
Every video tagged “body paint” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
292 videos
Madeyewlook presents a dual-concept Halloween makeup tutorial combining both an angel and a devil look in a single video. The creator uses her own branded body paint line alongside drugstore and specialty cosmetics to achieve each character's distinct aesthetic. The angel side features soft, ethereal elements including false lashes, while the devil side leans into bold reds and dramatic accessories like horns and nails. The compact runtime makes it an efficient reference for achieving either look or both together as a split costume.
Madeyewlook delivers a Halloween-themed special effects makeup tutorial transforming the face into a Koopa Kid character from the Super Mario universe. The look incorporates body paint and SPFX techniques to achieve a fantastical, game-accurate character recreation. At just five minutes, the tutorial moves at a fast pace suited to viewers already familiar with the channel's style.
Madeyewlook delivers a playful Halloween pun look by transforming into a 'Cereal Killer' — a character inspired by classic monster cereals like Frankenberry and Booberry. The tutorial walks through a full face and body paint application using the creator's own product line alongside several well-known cosmetics brands. Costume props including painted goggles and a knife sourced from Spirit Halloween complete the comedic horror character. The look balances bold color work with wearable costume appeal, making it a strong option for Halloween parties or themed events.
Madeyewlook delivers a glamorous Halloween makeup tutorial transforming the viewer into Mera from the Aquaman universe, created in partnership with Warner Bros. and Party City. The look pairs a full character makeup application with a licensed Mera catsuit costume available through Party City. The tutorial focuses on accessible high-street and specialty beauty products to achieve an otherworldly, aquatic-inspired glam finish. It sits at the intersection of cosplay-quality character work and wearable Halloween glamour.
This tutorial walks through creating a Daenerys-inspired costume look from Game of Thrones, combining body paint makeup with handmade dragon eggs and a decorated prop chest. The creator transforms craft store styrofoam eggs with paint and sealant, and upholsters a plain chest with vinyl and thumbtacks to evoke the iconic Targaryen aesthetic. The video blends wearable costume makeup with accessible DIY prop-making using materials sourced from common craft and hardware stores.
This throwback 2012 tutorial from Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) demonstrates how to create a virus-infected zombie look using body paint and airbrush techniques. The look centers on a pallid, drained complexion accented with deep purple, blue, and grey tones to simulate necrotic veins and decay. A combination of Mac Chromacake, a multicolor eyeshadow palette, and a Temptu airbrush system builds the layered, otherworldly effect. The result is a striking Halloween costume look with a hospital or outbreak theme.
Madeyewlook issued a body-painting makeup challenge to her large social media audience and compiled a reaction video showcasing standout community submissions. The creator reviews entries tagged with her branded hashtags across Instagram and TikTok, celebrating participant creativity. The video doubles as a community-engagement piece, highlighting the range of interpretations her followers brought to the challenge.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook guides viewers through a wearable, glam-meets-theatrical makeup look inspired by the Ghost of Christmas Present from A Christmas Carol. The creator blends high-end everyday cosmetics with Graftobian pro paints to achieve a festive yet character-driven transformation suitable for holiday parties or costume events. The look bridges the gap between conventional glam makeup and special effects character work, making it accessible to intermediate makeup artists. A wig from Rockstar Wigs completes the wearable costume aesthetic.
Madeyewlook transforms herself into a living flower using a combination of body paint, full-face theatrical makeup, and a handcrafted Eva foam flower piece. The look draws inspiration from Alice in Wonderland's animated flower characters, blending costume fabrication with avant-garde makeup artistry. Products from her own body paint line alongside professional theatrical paints are used throughout the transformation.
Madeyewlook delivers a short-form makeup tutorial showcasing a stylized purple devil look with a cartoon or vintage aesthetic. The look draws inspiration from emoji and pop-culture devil imagery, including a Lil Nas X reference. Body paint and specialty eyeliners are used to achieve bold, graphic results, finished off with dramatic lashes and a wig. It's a compact but visually striking Halloween costume makeup guide.
Creator Madeyewlook transforms herself into a whimsical, teacup-inspired Mad Hatter character using a combination of body paint, pro face paints, and dramatic contact lenses. The look blends fantastical character makeup with avant-garde sfx techniques to achieve a surreal, storybook aesthetic. At around 8 minutes, the video walks through the full transformation from blank canvas to finished character.
This short-form SFX makeup video by Madeyewlook showcases a striking yarn-skin illusion, making the face or body appear to be unraveling like strands of yarn. The look is credited as inspired by creators annas__sfx and natashajanewood. As a brief clip, it highlights the finished effect rather than providing a step-by-step tutorial.
Madeyewlook showcases an intensely detailed SFX or artistic makeup look that took approximately seven hours to complete. The short-form video highlights the finished transformation, giving viewers a glimpse of the extraordinary patience and skill required. While technique steps are not explicitly detailed, the result serves as both inspiration and a testament to high-level makeup artistry.
Madeyewlook recreates Halloween makeup looks submitted by her subscribers, celebrating her fan community through a series of creative costume and special effects transformations. The video showcases a range of styles from glamorous to spooky, demonstrating the breadth of Halloween makeup possibilities. It serves as both a tutorial inspiration and a subscriber appreciation piece for her dedicated following.
Madeyewlook showcases an extraordinarily intricate makeup and body-art look that required over a week to complete. The creation combines custom-built horns and shoulder pieces with elaborate rhinestone and crystal application, body paint, and black eyeshadow. The result is a high-concept, wearable dark-fantasy art piece that blurs the line between costume and fine art.
This 2012 tutorial from Madeyewlook walks through creating a reptilian creature look using green face paints and bold liner work. The artist layers multiple shades of green to build depth and uses liquid liner to define scale-like patterns across the face. Inspired by fellow creator Petrilude, the look translates well to lizard, snake, dragon, or similar creature interpretations. It is a compact, focused tutorial suited to those comfortable with basic face painting.
Madeyewlook delivers a sponsored Halloween makeup transformation inspired by the Blumhouse slasher-comedy film Freaky, recreating the film's body-swap concept through character makeup and body paint. The video is a paid promotion by Universal Pictures, timed to coincide with the film's release on Friday the 13th in November 2020. The roughly nine-minute transformation showcases Lex's signature high-concept, film-accurate approach to character recreation.
This video launches a new makeup series centered on the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, beginning with a dramatic Death-inspired look. The creator uses a combination of body paint, eyeshadow shading, and rhinestone embellishments to build an otherworldly, editorial horror aesthetic. Products from the creator's own Madeyewlook line feature prominently alongside a few accessible third-party items.
This throwback tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through a Jack Frost character makeup look using a white base, cool periwinkle blue eyeshadow, and cupcake sprinkles to simulate a frosted ice texture. The look is designed for winter and holiday-themed costume occasions. Creator Lex Fleming keeps the process accessible by relying on widely available cosmetics and a fun food-based texture trick. An important safety note accompanies the tutorial regarding safe removal of any sugar used as a substitute for the sprinkles.
Madeyewlook's Lex demonstrates a striking half-skull Halloween makeup look that splits the face between a realistic skull illusion and natural skin. The tutorial relies on a small palette of professional and drugstore-accessible products, including MAC Chromacake activated with Fix Plus and Urban Decay eyeshadows for depth and dimension. Affordable craft-store brushes are highlighted as effective alternatives to specialty makeup tools, making the look more accessible than it appears.
Beauty and body-paint creator Madeyewlook attempts a DIY recreation of the Vecna SFX makeup from Stranger Things Season 4 using accessible materials like wax, liquid latex, paint, and yarn — without a professional prosthetics background. The video blends a personal Stranger Things review, fan theories, and spoiler discussion with the hands-on makeup attempt. It draws inspiration from the professional Vanity Fair breakdown of how Vecna's look was originally created by SFX artists. The result is a fan-driven, creative take on one of horror TV's most elaborate creature designs.
Acclaimed makeup artist Madeyewlook revisits Ruffles the Clown — one of her earliest and most beloved original characters — recreating the look more than a decade later to showcase how much her skills have evolved. The video serves as both a full character makeup tutorial and a candid reflection on artistic growth over time. Products used are a focused mix of her own body paint line alongside accessible drugstore and mid-range cosmetics.
Madeyewlook delivers a bold, original character makeup transformation inspired directly by the classic Dr. Seuss illustration of the Lorax, using vibrant body paint and theatrical cosmetics. The look features elaborate chest body painting alongside colorful, detailed eye makeup, with no reference to existing makeup interpretations — purely drawn from the original Seuss artwork. The creator emphasizes that the concept is her own original work and requests credit if replicated. The tutorial is a heartfelt tribute dedicated to a late friend.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through recreating the iconic alien Ood from Doctor Who entirely in face paint — no prosthetics required. The creator uses a combination of Mehron Paradise Paints, MAC Chromacake, and eyeshadows to build up the creature's distinctive skintone and facial features. A Mehron Barrier Spray is applied to seal and protect the finished look. The creator notes this was among the first — if not the only — face-paint take on the Ood at the time of posting.
