Video Tag
Every video tagged “costume makeup” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
108 videos
This tutorial by Madeyewlook demonstrates four distinct takes on a comic book or pop art makeup look, using bold graphic linework, flat color blocking, and minimalist palettes to simulate a printed illustration aesthetic. The creator uses professional-grade face paints and eyeliner to achieve crisp, high-contrast results. Each variation offers a different level of complexity or stylistic direction, giving viewers options to adapt the look to their skill level or costume concept.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates the iconic smiling mask look from The Purge film franchise using a blend of face paint and everyday cosmetics. The creator walks viewers through building the illusion of the mask's features directly on the face using contouring, eyeshadow, and theatrical paint. The result is a striking, wearable Halloween costume look that requires no physical mask. Referenced product details are listed in the description for easy sourcing.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook transforms herself into a sock monkey using face and body paint in this creative character tutorial. The look is an original concept the creator enjoyed developing, emphasizing her passion for bringing unexpected, non-mainstream ideas to life. At around five minutes, the video is a brisk walkthrough of the finished transformation with product references linked externally.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook delivers a striking 'made of plastic' melting Barbie look using a combination of everyday drugstore products and specialty SFX materials. The look blends heavy color correction, sculpted contouring, and bold graphic eye makeup to mimic the artificial sheen of a plastic doll. The illusion is completed with Ben Nye Scar Effects Gel to simulate a melting or distorted skin texture. At just five minutes, the video is fast-paced and focused on product application order and technique.
This is Part 2 of Madeyewlook's 'InstaGlam Zombie' series, completing a glamour-meets-undead SFX makeup look using body paint, scar wax, and stage blood. Creator Alexys Fleming combines theatrical prosthetic techniques with vibrant face paints and conventional eyeshadows to achieve a stylized zombie aesthetic. The video uses products from professional SFX brands alongside mainstream cosmetics, making the look aspirational but approachable for intermediate makeup enthusiasts. It follows up on Part 1, which established the base of the look.
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.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook walks viewers through her take on the classic creepy broken-doll look, using a combination of face paints, airbrush color, and eyeshadow to achieve a cracked porcelain illusion. The tutorial runs just six minutes, making it a concise but detailed guide for Halloween costume makeup. A curated product list is provided so viewers can source the specific cosmetics used in the look.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook walks viewers through a full Chucky doll transformation using theatrical face paint and body paint — including a striking technique where Chucky's iconic striped outfit is painted directly onto the skin rather than worn as clothing. Multiple cosmetic and body-paint products are combined to recreate the doll's distinctive scarred, stitched look. The result is a seamless head-to-costume illusion ideal for Halloween.
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.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a playful back-to-school character makeup tutorial with a Halloween twist, transforming herself into a comedic 'dork' using professional-grade face and body paints. The look blends theatrical face-painting products from brands like Graftobian, Mac, Mehron, and FAB to build a fully painted character costume. At roughly seven minutes, it strikes a balance between accessible and technique-forward, making it approachable for intermediate makeup artists. The video doubles as a Halloween costume idea for anyone who wants a funny, fully painted character look.
This short tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through a glamorous leopard-inspired Halloween makeup look. The creator uses an eyeshadow palette alongside black eyeliner to build the characteristic leopard spot pattern, complemented by optional body paint for added effect. The look is approachable and achievable in a compact timeframe, making it ideal for last-minute costume preparation.
Madeyewlook delivers a step-by-step Halloween makeup tutorial recreating the iconic Pennywise clown from IT with a glamorous twist. The look relies on pro-grade face paints, brow blocking techniques, and dramatic eyeshadow to achieve a striking horror-glam effect. At just seven minutes, the tutorial moves quickly but covers the essential steps needed to replicate the character's signature white face, red details, and bold eye makeup.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a full character transformation into Edward Scissorhands, covering both the iconic pale scarred face and the ornate black collar. The tutorial combines prosthetic adhesion techniques with strategic foundation mixing and eyeshadow contouring to capture the film character's signature look. Metallic silver powder is used to bring the decorative collar detailing to life with a painted, costume-accurate finish.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through creating a Queen Bee Halloween look, combining detailed character makeup and body paint with a styled hair segment. The hair portion is sponsored by NuMe and demonstrates how to achieve curled or waved hair using a styling wand. Together, the makeup and hair guidance deliver a cohesive, costume-ready transformation. The creator is known for elaborate fantasy and Halloween character looks.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a full black-and-white body paint and face makeup tutorial inspired by the Bride of Frankenstein aesthetic. The look uses a greyscale palette built from Graftobian Pro Paint mixed to various grey tones, layered with grey eyeshadows over a primer base. The result is a dramatic, stylized classic-monster look that translates well as a Halloween costume. The tutorial runs under ten minutes and is geared toward viewers comfortable with basic face-paint techniques.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a scarecrow Halloween makeup tutorial using professional-grade face paints and cosmetics to create a convincing character look. The tutorial draws on a warm, earthy palette of browns, blacks, and greens to build a classic scarecrow aesthetic. At just five minutes, the video offers a fast-paced yet detailed walkthrough suited for viewers who want a striking Halloween costume without elaborate prosthetics.
Madeyewlook delivers a playful yet unsettling full transformation into the iconic Elf on the Shelf using body paint and character makeup. The look leans into the doll's inherently eerie quality, blending holiday whimsy with creepy costume makeup. At just three minutes, the tutorial moves quickly through the process using professional-grade face and body paints. It sits at a fun crossover between Halloween special-effects makeup and Christmas costume fun.
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 from Madeyewlook recreates an Evil Ringmaster look inspired by Mileena from Mortal Kombat, featuring her signature terrifying extended mouth. The creator revisits an earlier version of the look to demonstrate how significantly her skills have grown with practice. The transformation combines theatrical face painting, bold eyeshadow, and dramatic mouth effects using a mix of professional-grade cosmetics.
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.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) demonstrates how to recreate a character-inspired look from The Purge: Anarchy using professional-grade face paints and eyeshadow. The tutorial was created in partnership with Universal as part of a sponsored promotion for the film and its live experience, The Purge: Breakout. A tight five-minute runtime keeps the instruction focused and accessible for costume makeup fans.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming recreates a ghost-themed character design submitted by a subscriber artist, transforming herself into the illustrated look using special effects and theatrical makeup techniques. The video carries a playful 'haunted' premise as part of its branding. It blends fan community engagement with a full SFX makeup transformation process. The result is a spooky, Halloween-ready character look inspired by original fan artwork.
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.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming showcases a rapid-fire compilation of 200 distinct Halloween and special effects makeup looks packed into a single video. The range spans creature characters, horror themes, and Day of the Dead tributes, demonstrating the creator's versatility across face painting, body art, and SPFX techniques. A note within the video respectfully distinguishes Day of the Dead looks as cultural celebration rather than Halloween costume. The video serves as both inspiration gallery and a showcase of professional-level makeup artistry.
