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Every video tagged “face paint” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
243 videos
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.
This short-form Halloween content from Horror 365 appears to focus on spooky or horror-themed makeup or costuming based on its hashtags. With no description or duration data available, specific techniques and products featured in the video cannot be confirmed. The content likely targets Halloween enthusiasts looking for quick makeup or costume inspiration.
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 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.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook demonstrates how to create a cartoon anatomy look that exposes illustrated muscles and bones in a stylized, comic book aesthetic. The effect blends body painting techniques with bold graphic linework to mimic a drawn, anatomical cutaway. The result is a striking, feminine take on classic skeleton and zombie concepts. Professional-grade face paints and eyeshadow palettes are used to achieve the vibrant, illustrated finish.
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.
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.
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.
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.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) walks through a Kryptonite Superman comic-book makeup look, blending bold graphic body-paint techniques with special effects elements to recreate a stylized, distressed Superman aesthetic. The look draws heavily on comic-panel illustration style, using multiple professional face and body paints to build flat graphic shading and pop-art line work. A kryptonite effect is achieved using physical materials adhered directly to the skin with Pros-aid for a dimensional, costume-quality finish.
This tutorial walks viewers through achieving a Deadpool-inspired makeup and cosplay look drawn from Marvel Comics source material. The creator, Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming), applies body paint and costume makeup to recreate the iconic masked mercenary aesthetic. The finished result is aimed at cosplayers and Halloween enthusiasts looking to embody the character without a full latex mask. Specific products used were not listed in the available metadata.
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 recreates the iconic Mortal Kombat character Scorpion entirely through face and body paint — no prosthetics required. The creator revisited and improved upon an earlier version of the look by returning directly to the source character design rather than referencing her own prior work. The result showcases visible skill progression and serves as an encouraging example of how practice elevates makeup artistry. The full look is achieved using a combination of eyeshadow, face paints, and body paint in a bold yellow and black palette.
This short-form clip from Madeyewlook captures a relatable makeup moment — a carefully crafted transition look that has degraded after several hours of wear. The video highlights the real-world challenge of maintaining crisp color blending and dramatic makeup effects over extended periods. Given the channel's reputation for bold, elaborate special effects looks, the deterioration of the transitions is especially striking.
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.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming demonstrates how to transform the face and body into a living old-school tattoo or comic-book illustration using body paint and conventional makeup products. The look blends bold graphic line work with vivid color to mimic the stylized aesthetic of vintage tattoo flash art. At just five minutes, the tutorial moves at a brisk pace suited to viewers already comfortable with face and body paint application. A curated product list is provided so viewers can source the specific paints, foundations, and setting powders used.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming teams up with YouTuber Joey Graceffa for a collaborative wolf-themed makeup and body paint transformation. The tutorial demonstrates theatrical animal character makeup using professional-grade face and body paints. At just three minutes, it offers a brisk look at the finished wolf look rather than a deeply detailed step-by-step breakdown.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook guides viewers through a vibrant mermaid-inspired makeup look drawing on Little Mermaid characters such as Ariel and Flounder. The look relies heavily on bold, saturated body-paint-grade products to achieve a fantastical underwater character effect. At just six minutes, the tutorial is brisk and focused on color application and blending.
This short-form video from the popular makeup artist Madeyewlook showcases a Beetlejuice-inspired SFX makeup look. The creator puts a glamorous spin on the iconic Tim Burton character, blending costume accuracy with artistry. At just one minute, it appears to be a quick transformation reveal or condensed tutorial.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through a whimsical snowman-inspired makeup transformation using professional-grade face paints and cosmetics. The look captures classic snowman details — including signature coloring and character features — applied with specialized brushes and a curated product lineup. At just five minutes, the video delivers a concise, fast-paced walkthrough suited to viewers already comfortable with face painting basics.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming walks viewers through a dramatic Blade-inspired vampire makeup look in under ten minutes. The tutorial draws on a mix of professional-grade face paints, eyeshadows, and eyeliner to build pale, veined, and darkened features characteristic of the horror-film vampire aesthetic. It blends accessible drugstore-style products with professional SFX brands, making the look achievable for makeup enthusiasts with some prior face-painting experience.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook recreates a Harley Quinn look inspired by the Batman Arkham City universe using body paint and standard cosmetics. The creator uses Mehron Paradise Paints alongside NYX and Urban Decay products to build the iconic black-and-white harlequin character design. Originally filmed in 2013, the audio was later swapped due to sync issues, though the visual step-by-step remains intact. A newer updated version of the look is also referenced for those wanting a more current take.
