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Every video tagged “face paint” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
243 videos
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.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) delivers a full-face and body-paint Halloween transformation originally captured during a Facebook live stream. The look incorporates professional-grade body paints, bold eyeshadows, rhinestones, and googly eyes to create a striking, nightmarish clown-inspired character. The result is a high-impact special effects look that blends theatrical color work with creepy detail elements.
Creator Alexys Fleming challenges herself to build a complete Halloween look using only products purchased blind from Walmart, keeping the total under $15. The tutorial demonstrates that accessible, low-cost face paints, grease makeup, and drugstore eyeshadow can combine for a convincing Halloween transformation. No sponsored products are used, making this an honest, real-world test of budget SFX makeup options. The result serves as a practical guide for anyone who wants a Halloween look without a significant investment.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook demonstrates two distinct Spiderman-inspired Halloween makeup looks: a gory infested/zombie version and a classic comic-book style. The creator uses a combination of professional-grade body paints and eye-safe powders to achieve vibrant, detailed results in a compact five-minute video. Both looks lean into SFX and cosplay territory, blending superhero iconography with horror elements.
This tutorial recreates the iconic Bride in Black character from the Insidious horror film series using professional-grade body paint and dark eyeshadows. Creator Alexys Fleming draws on her passion for paranormal-themed horror to deliver a dramatic, film-accurate character look. The finished result is a striking, pale-dark aesthetic well suited for Halloween costume makeup or themed cosplay. A small, clearly listed product lineup keeps the look accessible for dedicated makeup enthusiasts.
Madeyewlook recreates a piece of fan art submitted by a subscriber and transforms it into a vibrant, full face-and-body paint look. The build uses Graftobian pro paints in bold neon and primary tones alongside Sugarpill eyeshadow to bring the illustrated design to life. The result is a bright, playful transformation that blurs the line between illustration and wearable makeup art.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook recreates the iconic Psycho bandit look from the video game Borderlands 2, capturing the character's distinctive cel-shaded, comic-book aesthetic entirely through makeup and face paint. The tutorial walks through the full transformation using a mix of professional-grade cosmetics from Mehron, MAC, BH Cosmetics, and Sugarpill. The result is a striking, Halloween-ready character look that doubles as a cosplay recreation.
Madeyewlook transforms into the two-faced Mayor of Halloween Town from Nightmare Before Christmas using theatrical face paints and a hand-painted lampshade hat. The look recreates the character's iconic dual expressions, pale complexion, and exaggerated features through careful color work and layering. A DIY prop lampshade is customized with acrylic paints to complete the costume. The result is an inventive, screen-accurate character makeup achievable with widely available products.
Madeyewlook delivers a fan-requested female Beetlejuice character makeup tutorial inspired by the classic Tim Burton film. The look uses face paint and layered eyeshadow to recreate Beetlejuice's signature ghoulish pallor and dark, dramatic eye detail. A coordinating striped jacket completes the full costume transformation. The tutorial runs a concise four minutes, making it an accessible Halloween-night reference.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook demonstrates how to create a realistic circulatory system and exposed heart illusion using face and body paints. The look blends anatomical detail with striking artistic technique, making it equally suited for Halloween, Valentine's Day, or heart health awareness themes. Creator Alexys Fleming uses Paradise Paints and a blush palette to achieve the fleshy, vascular effect.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a butterfly-themed body and face paint tutorial that blends creepy with beautiful — a signature style for the channel. Using Graftobian Pro Paints and grey-toned eyeshadows, the look is built around a detailed butterfly design suitable for Halloween or Valentine's Day. The tutorial is short and focused, making it accessible to intermediate makeup artists who already have a foundation in face painting. It's a welcome departure from purely horror-driven looks while still carrying the channel's dark-fantasy aesthetic.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) recreates Eddie, the iconic skeletal mascot of heavy metal band Iron Maiden, as a full face and body paint look. The tutorial uses a combination of Mehron Paradise Paints and MAC Chromacake to build Eddie's signature undead, battle-worn appearance. At just seven minutes, it serves as a focused, efficient guide for fans looking to embody the character for a concert, costume event, or Halloween. The look draws particular inspiration from Iron Maiden's 'Somewhere in Time' era.
Madeyewlook presents an original super villain makeup look created entirely with NYX Cosmetics products for Round 3 of the NYX Face Awards competition. The tutorial walks through a bold, editorial transformation using layered eyeshadows, jumbo pencils, gel liner, false lashes, and dramatic contouring. The look is designed to be striking and competition-worthy while remaining achievable with widely available drugstore-range products.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook demonstrates how to recreate the iconic Darth Maul look from Star Wars using only face paint and eyeshadow — no prosthetics required. The look is built with red Mehron Paradise Paint as the base, black Graftobian Pro Paint for the bold graphic markings, and BH Cosmetics eyeshadows to add depth and dimension. At just five minutes, the video offers a fast-paced but followable breakdown of the full transformation. It's an accessible approach to a striking cosplay makeup look for Halloween or Star Wars Day celebrations.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a full nutcracker transformation that extends beyond the face to cover clothing areas entirely in makeup and body paint. The look recreates the iconic toy soldier aesthetic using a combination of eyeshadow palettes, face paint, and precise liner work. Notably, what appears to be clothing in the final look is entirely painted onto the body, showcasing an impressive illusionary technique.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a step-by-step body paint and face paint tutorial for a demon-themed look she calls 'A Demon's Little Sister,' blending dark fantasy with a Valentine's Day twist. The look relies primarily on Graftobian Pro Paints alongside liquid eyeliners to build dramatic demonic features. At roughly eight minutes, the tutorial moves efficiently through the full transformation while showcasing Alexys's signature bold, illustrative style. The finished result works equally well as a Halloween costume look or an edgy Valentine's Day statement.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a creative Halloween makeup tutorial that transforms the wearer to look like a zombie sock — a quirky, novelty concept blending body painting and special effects makeup. The look draws inspiration from a novelty sock brand and is realized entirely through cosmetic artistry. At around seven minutes, the tutorial is concise while still walking viewers through the character transformation.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming demonstrates how to transform into the Beast from Disney's Beauty and the Beast using face and body paint techniques. The tutorial is framed as accessible for both kids and adults looking for a recognizable Disney character costume. Running just seven minutes, it delivers a focused character transformation without lengthy product deep-dives. The video is part of the channel's broader library of theatrical and Halloween character looks.
Creator Madeyewlook transforms herself into the iconic loot llama from Fortnite using a combination of face and body paint, DIY cardboard constructions, and theatrical adhesives. The look blends vivid purple and cyan tones with hand-crafted wearable elements to capture the colorful, boxy aesthetic of the in-game character. The tutorial showcases how accessible craft-store materials can be combined with professional-grade makeup products for a striking cosplay result.
Madeyewlook revisits her 2018 Venom character look, recreating the full face and hair transformation using a mix of professional-grade body and face paints. The tutorial showcases detailed black-and-white symbiote painting techniques across the face and into the hair. Multiple paint brands are layered together to achieve depth, contrast, and the signature Venom color palette. This is a high-skill recreation that serves both as a tutorial and a retrospective on the creator's earlier work.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook demonstrates how to recreate the iconic golden droid C-3PO from Star Wars using face and body paint. The tutorial layers multiple professional-grade paints and an optional metallic powder to achieve a convincing robotic gold finish. At just six minutes, it's a compact but thorough walkthrough suited for Halloween cosplay or convention looks.
This sponsored tutorial from Madeyewlook showcases a full face and body paint transformation into Anubis, the jackal-headed Egyptian god, inspired by the 2016 film Gods of Egypt. The look uses Graftobian Pro Paints in black, white, and grey alongside gold metallic powder to achieve a striking deity aesthetic. DIY paper ears are attached to a black hat to complete the canine silhouette without traditional prosthetics.
Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) recreates the iconic decayed zombie look from Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 using airbrush and pro face paints in a fast-paced tutorial. The look combines airbrushed base tones with hand-painted details to mimic the game's signature undead aesthetic. At just four minutes, the video is a quick-hit inspiration and technique showcase rather than a step-by-step instructional deep-dive.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates the unseen monsters from the Netflix film Bird Box as a full makeup transformation. Using a bald cap, eyebrow blocking, and Graftobian Pro Paints in a stark black, white, and grey palette, the creator brings a gaunt, otherworldly creature look to life. The result is a striking, film-inspired character that works equally well as a Halloween costume or creative cosplay.
