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Every video tagged “face paint” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
243 videos
This short-form video showcases a striking Catwoman transformation using body paint, eyeliner, a bald cap, and handmade paper ears. The clip is a rapid reveal-style look, with a full tutorial available separately on the creator's channel. The look is tied to the creator's own line of body paint products.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming presents a Cyber Hero makeup look created in partnership with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation as part of a #SuperPowerForGood campaign. The tutorial showcases bold, futuristic special effects and body painting techniques to bring a cyberpunk-inspired superhero character to life. At just five minutes, the video delivers a fast-paced transformation that leans into editorial and sci-fi aesthetics.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook walks viewers through creating a Davy Jones-inspired pirate makeup look using layered green face paints and eyeliner detailing. The transformation draws on the iconic deep-sea creature aesthetic from Pirates of the Caribbean, building a monstrous, barnacle-textured appearance through strategic color blending. At just seven minutes, the look is efficiently demonstrated and well-suited for Halloween costume nights. Specific products are called out, giving viewers a clear shopping list to recreate the effect.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook delivers a Tim Burton–inspired Joker transformation blending gothic theatrical aesthetics with classic villain character work. The look draws visual cues from Burton's dark, stylized universe rather than a single film adaptation, resulting in a distinctive Halloween character. At just four minutes, the tutorial moves quickly through the full face and body paint application. The video was part of the creator's Halloween 2016 lineup.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a full makeup transformation turning herself into Rayman, the limbless video game character known for his floating hands and head. The tutorial demonstrates advanced illusion makeup and body painting techniques to recreate the character's iconic look. At just five minutes, it's a fast-paced, entertaining watch that balances technical skill with the channel's signature fun energy.
This short celebratory video from makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) marks the channel reaching one million subscribers and receiving the YouTube Gold Play Button award. Rather than listing conventional products, the creator playfully credits intangibles like passion, determination, and surprise as her 'materials.' At under three minutes, it functions primarily as a heartfelt thank-you to her fanbase rather than a step-by-step tutorial, though body painting and Halloween makeup are the channel's core focus.
Madeyewlook delivers a creative, artist-driven interpretation of Sub-Zero from Mortal Kombat using face paint and eye makeup. The look centers on the character's iconic icy blue color palette, achieved primarily with Mehron Paradise Paints alongside NYX and BH Cosmetics products. Originally created in 2013, it remains a solid reference for gamers and cosplayers wanting a bold Halloween or convention costume look.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook transforms herself into the Fortnite Beef Boss burger character using special effects and body paint techniques. The video showcases a full face and head transformation to recreate the iconic in-game skin. A lighthearted dance segment is included as a bonus at the end of the video.
This is the very first upload from popular Halloween makeup artist Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming), featuring a skull face-paint tutorial. The creator uses budget Halloween makeup and openly warns viewers about an irritating product, making it a candid early look at her signature bold style. The video was temporarily taken down for channel compliance reasons and re-uploaded as part of a throwback series. Despite its rough-around-the-edges origins, it showcases the foundational skull aesthetic that became central to the channel's identity.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a patriotic Fourth of July makeup look in this roughly seven-minute tutorial. The video showcases bold, creative face and body painting inspired by Independence Day themes. While specific products are not detailed in the available metadata, the channel is known for elaborate, artistic makeup transformations.
Beauty and special effects makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) demonstrates a Rob Zombie-inspired character transformation using a striking blue, white, and black color palette. The look draws on the aesthetic of Rob Zombie's music and imagery, blending face paint, eyeshadow, and airbrush techniques for a theatrical undead effect. Multiple professional-grade cosmetic brands are layered together to build depth and drama across the face.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook delivers a step-by-step tutorial recreating the ape character look inspired by Caesar from the 2014 film Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. The look is built using a combination of professional-grade body paints, eyeshadows, and eyeliner across multiple brands to achieve realistic primate facial features. The tutorial runs approximately seven minutes and focuses on blending layered tones to sculpt ape-like contours on a human face.
Madeyewlook delivers a full character makeup transformation inspired by The Nightmare Before Christmas, blending special effects techniques with glamour beauty elements. The look incorporates theatrical face paints, layered eyeshadows, and bold liner work to evoke the film's iconic gothic aesthetic. A wig completes the costume-ready transformation in roughly ten minutes of content.
This short tutorial from MadeULook by Lex walks viewers through a face-painted interpretation of the iconic Friday the 13th villain Jason Voorhees. Using accessible drugstore and cosmetic-brand products, the look is designed to be achievable for most skill levels. The creator uses a combination of face paint and eyeshadow to build up the character's signature battle-worn, undead appearance.
An early, personal video from makeup artist Madeyewlook (Lex) combining a Joker character makeup look with a heartfelt message about self-expression and overcoming bullying. Shot on a webcam in an informal home setting, the video reflects on Lex's creative origins and the personal significance of makeup as an outlet for identity. The Joker look is achieved using a handful of accessible products including Ben Nye Scarring Gel, MAC body paint, and inexpensive brush sets. The creator emphasizes community and inclusivity over polished production value.
This short-form tutorial from Madeyewlook focuses on a common body paint frustration: streaky, uneven application. The video demonstrates techniques to achieve a smooth, streak-free finish when working with body paints for Halloween looks. It appears to be a quick, accessible tip aimed at elevating costume makeup results.
This sponsored tutorial by Madeyewlook demonstrates how to recreate the iconic Billy the Puppet look from the Jigsaw/Saw franchise using theatrical face paint and cosmetics. The look combines bold graphic elements — stark whites, reds, and blacks — to capture the character's instantly recognizable doll-like appearance. At just five minutes, the video is a fast-paced walkthrough suited for Halloween costume prep or cosplay events.
Madeyewlook delivers a glamorous, beauty-forward Pennywise makeup look inspired by the IT movie, completed in a concise six-minute tutorial. The look blends traditional face-paint products like Graftobian Pro Paint with everyday cosmetics from Urban Decay and NYX to create a striking clown transformation. This video is a paid partnership with Warner Bros. and Party City, with a matching women's Pennywise costume available through Party City to complete the ensemble.
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.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming teams up with a returning collaborator for a lighthearted Halloween 'get ready with me' video centered on a green creature-style makeup look. The tutorial blends professional-grade body paints and eyeshadows to build a bold, multi-toned green transformation. The casual, comedic format keeps the mood fun while still showcasing a range of SFX-adjacent painting techniques. Product callouts are specific, making it easy for viewers to source the exact materials used.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming dives into one of the most common body-paint frustrations: white paint that streaks instead of laying down smoothly. The video breaks down the likely causes — from product consistency and brush choice to application technique and layering order — and offers practical fixes for each. Real product examples are used throughout to demonstrate what works and what doesn't. It doubles as a troubleshooting guide and a general primer on getting opaque, even coverage with white body paint.
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 appears to focus on spooky makeup or costume transformation, based on its hashtag-heavy title. With no description or runtime data available, the specific techniques and products featured remain unclear. It likely targets viewers seeking quick Halloween look inspiration or DIY costume ideas.
This is Part II of a Plants vs. Zombies zombie makeup transformation by Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming), focusing on detailed eye and face paint work to recreate the stylized comic look of a PVZ Garden Warfare 2 zombie. The look uses a combination of pro body paints, eyeshadow, and lip color to achieve the bold, graphic aesthetic of the video game character. The tutorial-style video is aimed at cosplayers and sfx makeup enthusiasts looking to bring a recognizable gaming character to life for Comic Con or Halloween.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates a high-fashion, avant-garde makeup look inspired by designer Maria Dora, blending geometric black-and-white body paint with editorial runway aesthetics. The look draws on 70s influences and abstract art sensibilities reminiscent of Andy Warhol. A small selection of professional and drugstore products are used to achieve a striking, fashion-week-worthy result.
