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Every video tagged “body paint” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
292 videos
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming walks through her personal routine for safely removing heavy Halloween and special effects makeup from her skin. The video, sponsored by Dermalogica, focuses on a two-product cleansing approach using a balm cleanser followed by a gel cleanser. It's a short, practical guide aimed at anyone who regularly wears intensive SFX looks and wants to protect their skin afterward.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook delivers a full Princess Peach transformation inspired by Super Mario Odyssey, combining conventional cosmetics with body paint to create the illusion of Peach's iconic outfit painted directly onto the skin. The look blends soft, feminine face makeup with bold trompe l'oeil body art techniques and is topped off with a blonde wig. Product credits are provided for a wide range of mainstream and specialty cosmetic brands used throughout the tutorial.
Madeyewlook reimagines the iconic Starbucks siren as a sinister, evil mermaid through an elaborate special effects and fantasy makeup transformation. The look blends glamorous elements with dark, creature-feature SPFX techniques including prosthetics and body paint. The result is a dramatic Halloween-ready character inspired by the well-known coffeehouse logo turned villain.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a vibrant Mardi Gras-inspired body paint and face paint tutorial packed with carnival color and jester energy. The look combines professional-grade body paints, eyeshadows, metallic powders, and gemstone embellishments for a fully theatrical result. At just four minutes, the video moves quickly through the application, making it a great visual reference for bold, festive costume makeup.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook demonstrates how to recreate a Hecate-inspired makeup look, including convincing scar effects achieved entirely without prosthetics. The video was created in partnership with Showtime's Penny Dreadful, giving the look a dark, supernatural aesthetic. The creator walks viewers through her process using body paint and SFX techniques to simulate realistic scarring freehand.
This tutorial recreates the iconic Evil Jester look inspired by the Ghastly Grinner from the beloved 90s Nickelodeon series Are You Afraid of the Dark? Creator Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook walks through a theatrical face-paint transformation using a mix of professional-grade and mainstream cosmetics. The result is a bold, nostalgia-driven Halloween character that blends creepy clown aesthetics with 90s horror TV charm.
Madeyewlook delivers a short-form character makeup transformation built around a dark, romantic horror concept. The look combines body paint, eyeliner, a bald cap, and hand-crafted paper ears to create a striking theatrical character. The accompanying music adds to the eerie, emotional tone of the piece.
Madeyewlook delivers a quick-cut short showcasing an elaborate creature or character transformation using body paint, a bald cap, and handmade paper ears. The look demonstrates impressive detail work achieved with relatively accessible materials. The creator notes the previous upload had an audio issue, making this a re-share of the finished result.
This short-form video showcases a striking Catwoman transformation using body paint, eyeliner, a bald cap, and handmade paper ears. The clip is a rapid reveal-style look, with a full tutorial available separately on the creator's channel. The look is tied to the creator's own line of body paint products.
Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) attempts a makeup transformation inspired by a follower's artwork submitted through her Show Some Character Project, a community initiative celebrating creative self-expression. The video documents her personal challenge with the look, giving viewers an honest, process-driven experience rather than a polished step-by-step tutorial. Her signature style blends special effects and glam techniques to bring a fan's character design to life. Specific products were not listed in the available metadata.
Madeyewlook transforms into Bendy from the indie horror game Bendy and the Ink Machine using a bald cap, skin-safe adhesive, and bold black-and-white body paint. The look captures the character's distinctive cartoon aesthetic through graphic facial painting and carefully blended grey tones. At roughly eight minutes, the tutorial moves efficiently from bald cap application through the final painted details.
This short-form video showcases a dramatic Catwoman-inspired body paint and makeup transformation by creator Madeyewlook. The look uses body paints, eyeliners, a bald cap, and handmade paper ears to bring the DC character to life. A link to a full tutorial is available for viewers wanting a step-by-step breakdown.
Beauty creator Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) delivers a glamorous spin on Frankenstein's Monster, blending high-fashion eye makeup with green body paint, stitching details, and classic monster cues. The tutorial combines professional-grade face paints from Graftobian and Mehron with standard cosmetics to achieve a polished yet creepy result. At just five minutes, it moves quickly through each step, making it best appreciated by viewers with some prior makeup experience.
Madeyewlook delivers a quick, visually striking Joker-versus-Joker transformation in short-form format, showcasing the creator's signature body paint and SFX makeup skills. The video is a creative character study paying homage to a classic Joker aesthetic. As a Shorts/TikTok clip, it prioritizes impact over step-by-step instruction.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook transforms collaborator Jesse Wellens into Negan from The Walking Dead using body paint and special effects makeup. The tutorial demonstrates character-accurate facial and body painting using a limited palette of black, white, and red. At just two minutes, it delivers a punchy, visually focused look at the finished transformation. The collab tie-in with the Prank vs Prank channel adds a fun pop-culture energy to the Halloween content.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) explores a creative 'what if' concept, transforming herself into a monster version of one of the Scooby-Doo gang using special effects and body paint techniques. The look combines vibrant character-inspired colors with SFX makeup application for a Halloween-ready pop-culture costume. The tutorial blends professional-grade theatrical products with more accessible drugstore and prestige cosmetics. It sits firmly in the pop-culture costume makeup space with a playful, high-impact result.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming presents a Cyber Hero makeup look created in partnership with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation as part of a #SuperPowerForGood campaign. The tutorial showcases bold, futuristic special effects and body painting techniques to bring a cyberpunk-inspired superhero character to life. At just five minutes, the video delivers a fast-paced transformation that leans into editorial and sci-fi aesthetics.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook delivers a Tim Burton–inspired Joker transformation blending gothic theatrical aesthetics with classic villain character work. The look draws visual cues from Burton's dark, stylized universe rather than a single film adaptation, resulting in a distinctive Halloween character. At just four minutes, the tutorial moves quickly through the full face and body paint application. The video was part of the creator's Halloween 2016 lineup.
Madeyewlook transforms a subscriber's original character drawing into a full body-paint and special-effects makeup look, bringing the 2D artwork to vivid life. The video is part of her ongoing 'Show Some Character Project,' a community initiative that invites fans to submit their original art for a chance to have it recreated on camera. Beyond the technical makeup work, the creator uses the platform to champion artistic self-expression and inclusivity, particularly for those who feel like outsiders. The result is an immersive blend of SFX artistry and heartfelt community storytelling.
This video follows makeup artist Madeyewlook as she creates an Envy-themed look for her Seven Deadly Sins series, leaning into reptilian and serpentine aesthetics with green body paint, gem embellishments, and a bald cap. The creator is candid about application challenges encountered during the process, calling it a 'disaster' — making the video as much a raw behind-the-scenes experience as a tutorial. Products from her own line alongside third-party brands are used throughout. The result is a striking, high-concept fantasy SFX look suitable for Halloween or cosplay.
Madeyewlook delivers a character makeup tutorial recreating Valak, the demonic nun from the 2018 horror film 'The Nun,' in a video sponsored by Warner Brothers and Party City. The look centers on face and body paint work using Graftobian pro paints to achieve the character's pale, haunting appearance. The tutorial pairs the makeup with a licensed costume available at Party City, offering viewers a complete head-to-toe Halloween look. At just over seven minutes, it's a focused, accessible transformation for fans of the franchise.
Madeyewlook delivers a creative, artist-driven interpretation of Sub-Zero from Mortal Kombat using face paint and eye makeup. The look centers on the character's iconic icy blue color palette, achieved primarily with Mehron Paradise Paints alongside NYX and BH Cosmetics products. Originally created in 2013, it remains a solid reference for gamers and cosplayers wanting a bold Halloween or convention costume look.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook transforms herself into the Fortnite Beef Boss burger character using special effects and body paint techniques. The video showcases a full face and head transformation to recreate the iconic in-game skin. A lighthearted dance segment is included as a bonus at the end of the video.
This tutorial demonstrates how to recreate the stone-like greyscale skin condition from Game of Thrones using paint and skin-safe silicone rather than traditional prosthetics, making the look more accessible to everyday Halloween enthusiasts. The artist builds up convincing rocky texture directly on the skin and unifies it with a desaturated, color-graded makeup finish. A conventional beauty makeup is applied to the unaffected areas to contrast the diseased effect. The result is a screen-accurate character look achievable without a full prosthetics kit.
