Video Tag
Every video tagged “body paint” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
292 videos
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a get-ready-with-me style Halloween makeup tutorial focused on a dramatic skeleton illusion featuring a ripped, peeling-skin effect. The look combines conventional cosmetics for a flawless base with Graftobian Pro Paints to sculpt the skull and torn-flesh details. The casual, personality-driven format makes the technical steps feel approachable while still achieving a striking sfx result.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming demonstrates how to achieve a striking double-face clown illusion using professional-grade face and body paints. The look combines a classic clown aesthetic with an optical dual-face effect, rendered in bold red, violet, white, and black tones. The tutorial runs just five minutes, making it a fast but visually complex technique showcase.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) transforms into Ursula from The Little Mermaid using a mix of professional theatrical face paints and vivid eyeshadows. The look centers on dramatic purple tones, bold graphic eye work, and a ghostly pale face to capture the sea witch's iconic aesthetic. A combination of mainstream and pro-grade products makes the tutorial accessible to intermediate makeup enthusiasts comfortable with face paint.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) creates a wild, surreal full-face look by adhering real googly eyes across her face using Pros-Aid prosthetic adhesive. The look is finished with detailed eyeliner work and dramatic lashes to blend the googly eyes seamlessly into the overall illusion. It sits at the intersection of SFX makeup, body art, and internet-trend creativity, making it both a tutorial and a viral art piece.
This tutorial (Part 1 of a series) walks viewers through creating a realistic exposed-muscle illusion using layered body paint and shading techniques. The creator uses an anatomical reference diagram to guide accurate muscle placement and builds depth through progressive layers of tan, mocha, and deep red tones. The look is inspired by the Colossal Titan from Attack on Titan and is well-suited for full Halloween costume transformations. Part two continues the technique with a glycerin shine finish.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook delivers a storybook-style Alice in Wonderland character makeup look using body paint, specialty eyeliner, and a white wig. The transformation leans into a fantastical, illustrated aesthetic rather than a realistic or horror approach. At just four minutes, the video is a fast-paced showcase of the finished techniques rather than a deeply detailed step-by-step breakdown. It's a strong source of inspiration for anyone chasing a whimsical Disney-character look for Halloween.
This tutorial walks through a full android character transformation inspired by the video game Detroit: Become Human, using a bald cap, cream makeups, and body paint to achieve a pale, mechanical aesthetic. The creator applies and blends multiple cream and paint products to build up a convincing synthetic-skin look. A wig is incorporated to complete the character likeness. The video is described as a nightmare shoot, so viewers are directed to the comments for additional context.
Madeyewlook's creative 'What If' series flips the Disney script, presenting Maleficent reimagined as a glamorous princess and Sleeping Beauty transformed into a sinister villain. The tutorial delivers two distinct full-face looks using a mix of theatrical and high-end consumer products, demonstrating how color palette and technique can completely reframe a familiar character. Both transformations lean into theatrical makeup principles — bold color blocking, dramatic eye work, and character-driven styling — while remaining achievable for intermediate makeup enthusiasts. The side-by-side concept makes this a strong reference for costume planning or Halloween character makeup.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates the look of Sadness from Pixar's Inside Out using blue and grey body paint and eyeshadows. The creator transforms her complexion into the character's signature muted blue-grey palette through a combination of professional-grade cosmetic products. At just four minutes, it's a fast-paced but visually detailed guide ideal for fans wanting a recognizable pop-culture Halloween look.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates the eerily elegant Other Mother from Coraline using a combination of conventional cosmetics, professional body paints, and strategic layering to achieve a seamless character transformation. A standout element is the illusion of painted-on clothing applied directly to the body, elevating this beyond a standard face look. The creator walks through a multi-product base, detailed eye work, freckle placement, and lash layering to capture the character's signature uncanny aesthetic. It's a high-skill, product-intensive look suited for Halloween cosplay or a competition-level costume.
This short tutorial by Madeyewlook delivers a wearable Poison Ivy makeup look inspired by the classic animated cartoon version of the DC Comics villain. The look centers on green face and body paint layered with complementary eyeshadow and bold lashes, keeping the overall execution approachable without elaborate special effects. Creator Alexys Fleming emphasizes that the look is ideal for Comic Con or Halloween without requiring extreme techniques.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) walks through a full Halloween transformation into the Other Mother from the film Coraline, using body paint and theatrical cosmetics to create an eerie, character-accurate look. The tutorial combines face painting with strategic contouring and a sleek black lace-front wig to capture the character's unsettling aesthetic. At roughly seven minutes, it moves at a confident pace suited for viewers with some prior face-painting or costume makeup experience.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook blends two iconic characters — Harley Quinn and Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas — into a single striking Halloween makeup look. The artist uses a combination of pro face paints, eyeshadows, and cosmetics to achieve a black, white, and orange skull-inspired design with Harley Quinn's signature aesthetic. At just four minutes, the video delivers a fast-paced walkthrough of the full look from base to finish. All products used are listed with brand names to help viewers source them independently.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a dark, Valentine's Day-themed rose makeup look with a sinister twist, blending theatrical body-paint techniques with conventional cosmetics. The look draws on an evil-character aesthetic — think poison roses and dark romance rather than hearts and candy. A compact five-minute tutorial makes it accessible while still showcasing bold, expressive artistry. It bridges holiday makeup and Halloween-style fantasy character work.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook walks through recreating Tiffany's iconic look from Bride of Chucky using a combination of conventional cosmetics and body paint. A notable highlight is the use of body paint to transform clothing as part of the overall costume effect, going beyond a typical face-only makeup tutorial. The look blends theatrical face painting with everyday makeup products to achieve a convincing horror-character transformation. At just three minutes, the video is a brisk, results-focused walkthrough rather than a deep step-by-step breakdown.
Madeyewlook delivers a short-form character makeup transformation using body paints, eyeliner, a bald cap, and handmade paper ears. The look is set to Ashnikko's 'Stupid' and showcases the creator's signature bold, theatrical style. This is part of a series of Shorts released during a personal recovery period ahead of the Halloween season.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a full siren creature transformation inspired by the character design from a supernatural TV series. The tutorial covers eerie, dark mermaid face and body painting using professional-grade paints, an alcohol-activated palette, and liquid latex to sculpt convincing webbed-hand effects. A layered approach blends deep greys and blacks with a silvery shimmer to create an otherworldly aquatic horror look. Sponsored content aside, the techniques are directly applicable to Halloween and haunt costuming.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a festive fantasy makeup tutorial transforming the face into a peppermint candy character, suitable for either a king or queen interpretation. The look relies on bold red-and-white face painting with theatrical eyeshadow accents. At just six minutes, the tutorial moves efficiently through the full transformation using a focused palette of professional-grade face paints and cosmetics.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming flips the Snow White universe by transforming one half of her face into a ghostly, poisoned Snow White and the other half into a regal, glamorous Good Queen. The tutorial demonstrates two distinct full looks in a single split-face concept, blending special effects techniques with high-fashion editorial makeup. Alcohol-activated paints anchor the theatrical side while premium cosmetics carry the polished queen aesthetic. The result is a striking Halloween or cosplay look that reimagines iconic Disney characters.
Madeyewlook delivers a quick but striking devil character transformation using body paint, eyeliner, and a bald cap. Handmade paper ears, painted to match, add an inventive low-cost detail to the look. The short-form video showcases the creator's signature bold, immersive style ahead of the Halloween season.
This tutorial walks viewers through recreating the look of Mercy from the popular video game Overwatch using a combination of conventional cosmetics and body paint. The creator uses a range of professional-grade face paints alongside standard beauty products to build the character's signature angelic aesthetic. Cardboard-crafted wings and a styled wig complete the full cosplay transformation. A companion Reaper tutorial is referenced on a collaborating channel.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through creating realistic mermaid gill effects using sculpting wax and alcohol-activated paints. The look is built up in stages — shaping wax into gill slits, blending edges seamlessly into skin, then painting for a convincing aquatic texture and color. An optional blood paste step and a bent paper clip can be used to push the effect into darker, more dramatic territory for a 'hooked mermaid' concept.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) recreates a comic book-style Wolverine look using professional body paints and cosmetic face paints. The transformation was inspired by a visit to the Marvel section of Universal Orlando. The tutorial demonstrates how to achieve bold, graphic superhero character makeup using a focused palette of yellow, blue, white, and black body paints with detail brushwork.
Madeyewlook's Lex walks viewers through a theatrical 'exposed brain' SFX makeup look using a combination of wax sculpting, liquid latex, and layered body paint. The tutorial demonstrates how to build three-dimensional gore effects directly on the face and blend them seamlessly with cosmetic products. Lex uses her own branded body paint line alongside Graftobian SFX staples to achieve the finished illusion. Closed captions are included, making the tutorial accessible to a wider audience.
