Video Tag
Every video tagged “doll makeup” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
10 videos
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) transforms herself into a creepy ventriloquist doll for Halloween, a look impressive enough to be featured in Illusion Magazine. The roughly six-minute tutorial walks through the character makeup and illusion techniques used to achieve the unsettling doll aesthetic. Signature bright blue brushes from the creator's own line are among the tools on display.
This quick tutorial from Madeyewlook demonstrates how to recreate a cracked porcelain doll look using a combination of professional-grade body paint, drugstore eyeshadows, and a high-coverage foundation. The look achieves an eerie, broken-doll aesthetic with painted crack lines and a pale, doll-like complexion. Despite the short runtime, the product lineup is clearly called out, making it easy to source the supplies. The overall style blends classic Halloween spookiness with a wearable costume concept.
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 by Madeyewlook walks through the full makeup transformation into Draculaura from the Monster High doll franchise. The creator uses a combination of professional face paints and standard cosmetics to recreate the character's signature pale skin, pink accents, and doll-like features. Wig styling tips are also included to complete the overall look.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook walks viewers through recreating the iconic Frankie Stein look from Monster High using a combination of theatrical face paints and everyday cosmetics. The look centers on a green-toned complexion with bold, doll-like eye makeup in blues and greens to capture the character's signature style. At just six minutes, the tutorial is compact and focused, making it accessible for Halloween costume preparation. The creator references specific product brands throughout, helping viewers source comparable supplies.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) transforms herself into a Monster High doll — specifically a Frankie Stein-inspired look — using special effects and prosthetic makeup techniques. The tutorial blends glam artistry with Halloween-ready character transformation, walking viewers through her creative process for achieving a hyper-stylized, animated-doll aesthetic. It is part of the popular 'doll challenge' trend adapted with a spooky, monster-themed twist.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) transforms herself into the iconic horror doll Annabelle using entirely makeup and a styled wig — no prosthetics required. The tutorial walks through building a pale, porcelain doll complexion with pro paints, sculpting facial features with shadow and liner, and completing the look with a character wig. The result is a wearable Halloween costume look that bridges glam and scary.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook transforms the artist into a human pin cushion doll using body paint and special effects makeup. The look combines creepy ragdoll aesthetics with theatrical face and body painting techniques to create a striking Halloween character. The video runs just five minutes, making it a concise, focused guide to achieving the finished look.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook recreates the look of the rare Corpse Bride Monster High doll as a full face and body paint transformation. The tutorial blends multiple professional and indie body paint brands to achieve the character's signature icy blue pallor and gothic bridal aesthetic. The look draws on Tim Burton's Corpse Bride and the stylized Monster High doll design simultaneously, making it a layered character recreation challenge.
