Video Tag
Every video tagged “face paint” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
243 videos
This sponsored tutorial by Madeyewlook demonstrates four distinct Wonder Woman makeup looks — ranging from kid-friendly and cute to glamorous and bold — timed to coincide with the Justice League film campaign. The creator pairs each look with a full costume provided by Party City, showcasing how makeup intensity and style can be adjusted to suit different audiences. A detailed product list covers both everyday cosmetics and specialty face-paint products used across the four variations.
Madeyewlook presents what she describes as her most-requested series, bringing the Seven Deadly Sins to life through dramatic special effects and body paint makeup looks. The video showcases multiple character transformations — including Gluttony, Lust, Wrath, Greed, and Sloth — each rendered with distinct, terrifying demon-inspired aesthetics. Professional-grade body paints, skin illustrators, and hand-crafted yarn horns are among the tools used to achieve the striking results.
Madeyewlook delivers a short-form creative makeup look centered on bold body paint and a striking transformation. The look uses a bald cap to conceal hair and handmade paper ears that are shaped and painted to complete the character. The video is part of a series of Shorts the creator compiled while recovering from surgery and preparing for upcoming Halloween content.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a patriotic face and body paint tutorial inspired by the American flag and fireworks, created in the spirit of the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics. The look uses Mehron Paradise Paints and INtense Pigments across a bold red, white, and blue palette. While not strictly a Halloween tutorial, the dramatic graphic artistry and product techniques translate directly to costume and character makeup for haunted events and Halloween looks.
Madeyewlook delivers a full character makeup transformation inspired by Zero, the ghost dog from Nightmare Before Christmas, using theatrical face paints and eyeshadows. The tutorial blends spooky and cute aesthetics, making it accessible for Halloween costume enthusiasts who want a recognizable pop-culture look. A styled white wig completes the transformation alongside the painted details.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming walks viewers through a full character transformation into the Caterpillar from Alice in Wonderland using special effects makeup and body paint. The look blends theatrical cosplay artistry with SPFX techniques to achieve a fantastical, otherworldly result. At just six minutes, the video delivers a focused and visually striking transformation suitable for Halloween or cosplay events.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming demonstrates a bug-zombie hybrid Halloween makeup look using professional-grade face and body paints. The tutorial layers earthy greens, yellows, and dark browns to create a decayed, insect-infested undead effect. Drawing loose inspiration from The Walking Dead aesthetic, the look balances creepy realism with bold, painterly artistry. At just seven minutes, it's a concise and visually striking guide.
This tutorial from the well-known Madeyewlook channel shows how to transform your face into a comic book or cartoon character using bold graphic lines and vivid color. The look relies on MAC Chromacakes for strong, opaque coverage in a limited palette of white, red, black, and light blue. Finishing details are sharpened with a high-pigment liquid eyeliner and mascara. Originally created in 2012, it remains a popular Halloween costume makeup reference.
This tutorial walks viewers through a full face transformation into Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas, styled for a feminine or female-presenting look. The creator uses a combination of professional-grade face and body paints alongside grey eyeshadows to sculpt the character's iconic black-and-white skeletal features. The result is a striking, wearable Halloween costume makeup suitable for parties or trick-or-treating. No prosthetics are required — the illusion is achieved entirely through paint and blending skill.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook demonstrates how to create a Chicago Blackhawks-themed skull face paint look, blending Halloween aesthetics with NHL team spirit. Creator Alexys Fleming uses professional-grade face paints and pigments to build a detailed skull design incorporating the team's signature color palette. At just six minutes, the tutorial moves at a brisk pace while covering layering and line work techniques. It serves equally well as a Halloween costume look or a bold statement for a Blackhawks game day.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a whimsical holiday body-painting tutorial that transforms her chest and neckline into a trompe l'oeil Christmas sweater complete with a steaming mug of hot chocolate. The look blends conventional cosmetics — eyeshadow palettes, blush, and eyeliner — with Graftobian Pro Paint to achieve the illusion. At just five minutes, the video is a fast-paced showcase of technique rather than an exhaustive step-by-step guide. The festive result sits at the intersection of special-effects artistry and holiday glam.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through recreating an old school traditional tattoo tiger design using body and face paints. The look is inspired by a real tattoo reference from artist Valerie Vargas, translating classic tattoo linework and bold color fills into wearable makeup. At just five minutes, the tutorial moves at a confident pace, showcasing how professional-grade body paints can mimic the bold outlines and saturated palette of vintage tattoo art.
Madeyewlook delivers a Bonnie-inspired Halloween makeup look drawn from the Five Nights at Freddy's universe. The short-form video appears to be a follow-up or redemption piece after a previous Bonnie attempt the creator felt fell short. As a quick showcase, it highlights the creator's character transformation skills in under a minute.
This tutorial recreates the disturbing ripped-face aesthetic from the video game Alice: Madness Returns using body paint and eyeshadow rather than prosthetics. The creator layers cosmetic-grade body paints and pigments to simulate exposed flesh, dark voids, and gory detail. At just four minutes, it is a compact, visually punchy guide focused on achieving a striking character-accurate look. The video game reference is credited, grounding the makeup in its source material.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming presents her original Queen of Hearts character makeup look, a creative reimagining rather than a direct copy of any existing design. The tutorial uses a combination of professional-grade body paints, eyeshadows, and a hand-sculpted clay heart as a dimensional embellishment. Audio from the original recording has been replaced with music, so the visual steps carry the tutorial. At just three minutes, it's a compact but inspiration-rich look for fans of fantasy character makeup.
Madeyewlook delivers a vibrant, psychedelic skull transformation featuring the illusion of six eyes across the face using professional-grade face paints and body paint. The look blends colorful SFX techniques with bold graphic linework to create a surreal, trippy aesthetic. At just five minutes, the video is a fast-paced showcase of advanced face-painting skill using a palette of bright blues, greens, and black and white paints.
This tutorial covers two Crash Bandicoot-inspired mask looks in a single video: the friendly Aku Aku and the villainous Uka Uka. The creator uses professional-grade body paints, eyeshadows, and prosthetic adhesive to recreate the iconic tribal tiki mask faces on her own face and body. Both looks share a similar product lineup with subtle differences in color application and attached props like feathers and bones. It's a fan-driven project rooted in the creator's longtime love of the Crash Bandicoot game series.
Madeyewlook, the creative makeup channel by Alexys Fleming, presents a Halloween-themed makeup or body painting look in this short-form video. The title suggests a dramatic or surprising transformation, consistent with the channel's signature high-impact style. At just two minutes, it appears to be a condensed showcase rather than a step-by-step tutorial. Specific products used were not listed in the available metadata.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming transforms herself into a Christmas Seal character inspired by classic Coca-Cola holiday imagery, using professional-grade body and face paints. The tutorial demonstrates layered application of white, black, brown, and red paints alongside a custom glitter-and-ribbon 'snow' effect. Though holiday-themed rather than strictly Halloween, the advanced character makeup and body-painting techniques are directly transferable to Halloween creature and animal builds. The short runtime keeps the walkthrough fast-paced and accessible.
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.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a vibrant Mardi Gras-inspired body paint and face paint tutorial packed with carnival color and jester energy. The look combines professional-grade body paints, eyeshadows, metallic powders, and gemstone embellishments for a fully theatrical result. At just four minutes, the video moves quickly through the application, making it a great visual reference for bold, festive costume makeup.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook demonstrates a bold, customizable face paint design built around the Super Bowl XLVIII matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos. Using Mehron Paradise Paints and INtense Pigments, the creator walks through two distinct color schemes — one for each team — while showing how the same design framework can be adapted for virtually any sports team. The result elevates typical game-day face paint into an eye-catching, artistic look.
Madeyewlook delivers a Snow Miser-inspired holiday character makeup look using a mix of professional body paints and cosmetic palettes. Despite the playfully misleading title, the video is a straightforward festive makeup tutorial blending glam and whimsical character artistry. The look incorporates cool blues, purples, and whites with a luminous highlight finish to capture the icy, theatrical spirit of the character.
This tutorial recreates the iconic Evil Jester look inspired by the Ghastly Grinner from the beloved 90s Nickelodeon series Are You Afraid of the Dark? Creator Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook walks through a theatrical face-paint transformation using a mix of professional-grade and mainstream cosmetics. The result is a bold, nostalgia-driven Halloween character that blends creepy clown aesthetics with 90s horror TV charm.
