Video Tag
Every video tagged “face paint” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
243 videos
Madeyewlook's Lex breaks down the key differences between the main categories of bodypaint and face paint used in Halloween and special effects makeup, including water-activated, alcohol-activated, creme, and grease formulas. She highlights well-known brands within each category to help viewers identify what to look for and where to source products. The video is framed as an informal mini art class — educational rather than a step-by-step look tutorial. It's a practical primer for anyone confused about which paint type to choose for their next project.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a versatile aquatic horror look that can read as a scary water fairy, dark mermaid, or deep-sea fish depending on your interpretation. The tutorial combines Paradise Paint, Graftobian body paint, Mehron eyeshadow, and mainstream cosmetics from NYX and Tarte to build a layered, otherworldly complexion. A glowing practical element — a light-up ring and glow stick incorporated with glue — gives the finished look an eerie bioluminescent effect. The video is part of a multi-creator Halloween collaboration, with linked companion looks from four other artists.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming demonstrates how to transform a face into a colorful sock monkey character using face paint, body paint, and a light prosthetic element. The tutorial is geared toward kids' Halloween looks and runs a brisk five minutes, making it accessible for parents recreating the look at home. A cheerful, whimsical palette of greens, purples, oranges, and classic black-and-white brings the beloved toy to life.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming demonstrates how to transform the face and body to mimic the look of a textured oil painting, inspired by artist Alexa Meade. The tutorial uses a combination of professional-grade face paints and cosmetics to build up realistic brushstroke illusions directly on skin. At just five minutes, it delivers a striking avant-garde Halloween look with a relatively accessible product list.
Madeyewlook delivers a short, accessible Halloween makeup tutorial showing viewers how to transform themselves into an emoji using face and body paint. The look relies on bold graphic color blocking and simple line work rather than complex prosthetics or blending, making it approachable for most skill levels. A handful of widely available drugstore and specialty cosmetics are used to achieve the vivid yellow base and expressive emoji features. The video includes closed captions for accessibility.
In this imaginative Halloween makeup tutorial, creator Madeyewlook explores a Disney role-reversal concept — transforming herself into a sinister, green-toned evil Ariel and then into a regal, glamorous Princess Ursula. Both looks are achieved using professional-grade theatrical face paints and eyeshadows, showcasing the dramatic range possible with body-safe pigments. The tutorial demonstrates how swapping a character's color palette and styling cues can completely recontextualize an iconic character. It's a highly creative, skill-intensive look best suited for experienced makeup artists or dedicated Halloween enthusiasts.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook selects a piece of fan-submitted artwork and recreates the illustrated character directly on her face using professional-grade face paints and eyeshadows. The tutorial blends bold graphic shapes and vivid colors drawn from the original illustration, demonstrating how to translate a flat 2D design into a wearable makeup look. Viewer artwork is credited and celebrated as the creative foundation for the transformation.
Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) brings a subscriber's original artwork to life by recreating it as a full face paint and makeup look. The transformation uses professional-grade water-activated paints and bold, saturated colors to faithfully interpret the fan-submitted design. The result bridges fan community engagement with high-skill theatrical makeup artistry.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) transforms her face and body into a living Ouija board using professional-grade body paints and eyeliner. The look combines graphic line work and color blocking to replicate the iconic board's lettering, symbols, and aged wood tones. At just four minutes, the tutorial moves quickly through product application while name-dropping each paint used so viewers can source them independently.
Beauty and special-effects makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) walks viewers through a vibrant reptile/lizard face and body transformation using a mix of professional-grade face paints and everyday cosmetics. The look combines layered greens, teals, and warm accent tones to mimic reptilian scales and skin texture. The tutorial is polished and fast-paced, making it accessible for intermediate makeup enthusiasts tackling a Halloween costume or cosplay look.
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.
Creator Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook delivers a vibrant, artistically stylized zombie makeup tutorial inspired by AMC's The Walking Dead. Rather than a traditional gory undead look, the tutorial embraces bold, colorful face and body painting techniques using Mehron products alongside mainstream cosmetics. The result is a striking, fashion-forward zombie aesthetic that blends special-effects sensibility with artistic flair. At just six minutes, the tutorial moves efficiently through the full look.
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 recreates a vibrant, colorful artwork submitted by a subscriber (original art by Danielle_Foye) and translates it into a full face and body paint look. The transformation leans heavily into bold pinks and blues using professional-grade face paints and eyeshadows rather than traditional SFX prosthetics. It doubles as a community-driven concept, spotlighting fan-submitted artwork as creative inspiration. The result is a fantastical, artistic aesthetic that sits at the intersection of body art and Halloween-style character makeup.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a dramatic Pumpkin Queen character look as a wicked counterpart to the classic Pumpkin King. The transformation blends face and body painting, a silicone prosthetic, and a mix of professional-grade theatrical paints with mainstream cosmetics. Real pumpkin seeds are incorporated as a creative embellishment, pushing this look firmly into special-effects territory. It serves as the opening statement of the creator's Halloween season lineup.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook walks through creating a Krampus — the horned Christmas demon — using a combination of pro body paints and eyeshadow palettes. The look blends creature-style face and body painting with dramatic color work to achieve a dark, holiday-horror character. At just six minutes, the video delivers a focused, efficient breakdown of the transformation. The result is a striking festive villain suitable for holiday parties or Halloween events alike.
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) delivers a dramatic Wrath-themed look inspired by the Seven Deadly Sins, transforming her face into a molten lava effect with bold reds, oranges, and blacks. The tutorial showcases layered face-painting techniques using a focused palette of professional and drugstore products. The fiery, demonic aesthetic draws loose inspiration from theatrical and creature-makeup traditions. At just six minutes, it moves at a confident pace suited to viewers already comfortable with basic face painting.
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 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.
