Video Tag
Every video tagged “Madeyewlook” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
200 videos
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming recreates seven popular Snapchat filters — including Rainbow Puke, Heart Eyes, and Derp Face — as wearable makeup looks using professional face and body paints alongside everyday cosmetics. Each transformation is compact and self-contained within the seven-minute runtime, making it easy to follow individual looks. The video blends internet humor with legitimate special-effects artistry, demonstrating how graphic liner, bold color blocking, and careful blending can produce striking illusion results without prosthetics.
Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) walks through a realistic zombie bite wound using professional-grade alcohol-activated palettes and prosthetic flesh products. The tutorial covers building up three-dimensional skin texture, layering color for a convincing necrotic appearance, and sealing the finished effect. At just six minutes, it delivers a focused, efficient breakdown of the key steps without unnecessary filler.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook demonstrates how to create a convincing old-age character look using only standard makeup — no prosthetics, no liquid latex, and no body paint required. The technique relies on strategic shading and highlighting to simulate wrinkles and aged skin, making it accessible to a wide range of skill levels. Products used are affordable and widely available at drugstores or online, keeping the look budget-friendly and approachable.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a lighthearted, comedic take on achieving a full Instagram-glam look, walking viewers through a complete face using a mix of drugstore and higher-end products. The tutorial covers every step from foundation and color-correcting concealer through sculpted brows, multi-palette eyeshadow, stacked false lashes, and a nude lip finish. A humorous, self-aware tone runs throughout, poking gentle fun at beauty culture while still providing genuinely usable product recommendations. The video is Part 1 of a series, suggesting additional steps or looks follow in subsequent installments.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook demonstrates how to transform into Anger from Disney Pixar's Inside Out using professional face and body paints. The look recreates the character's signature fiery red complexion and blocky animated features entirely through makeup. The tutorial runs approximately seven minutes and uses a focused palette of red, orange, yellow, brown, white, and black paints. It serves as both a Halloween costume solution and a character cosplay look.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook transforms herself into a sock monkey using face and body paint in this creative character tutorial. The look is an original concept the creator enjoyed developing, emphasizing her passion for bringing unexpected, non-mainstream ideas to life. At around five minutes, the video is a brisk walkthrough of the finished transformation with product references linked externally.
This is Part 2 of Madeyewlook's 'InstaGlam Zombie' series, completing a glamour-meets-undead SFX makeup look using body paint, scar wax, and stage blood. Creator Alexys Fleming combines theatrical prosthetic techniques with vibrant face paints and conventional eyeshadows to achieve a stylized zombie aesthetic. The video uses products from professional SFX brands alongside mainstream cosmetics, making the look aspirational but approachable for intermediate makeup enthusiasts. It follows up on Part 1, which established the base of the look.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) demonstrates how to create a disturbing trypophobia-inspired skin effect using special effects products. The look simulates clusters of holes or wounds on the skin using modeling wax, adhesive, and alcohol-activated paints. At roughly six minutes, the tutorial moves efficiently through product application and painting steps. A content warning is prominently issued for viewers sensitive to hole-pattern imagery or mild gore.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook walks viewers through her take on the classic creepy broken-doll look, using a combination of face paints, airbrush color, and eyeshadow to achieve a cracked porcelain illusion. The tutorial runs just six minutes, making it a concise but detailed guide for Halloween costume makeup. A curated product list is provided so viewers can source the specific cosmetics used in the look.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming showcases a bold, colorful full-face and body paint transformation featuring rainbow and holographic elements, captured originally as a Facebook Live stream. The look incorporates professional-grade body paints and eyeshadows to build a surreal, monster-inspired creation. Product details were compiled after the fact from the live stream recording, giving the video a candid, behind-the-scenes energy.
This video from the Madeyewlook channel takes a humorous look at the awkward or uninformed comments that people commonly direct at those living with diabetes. It appears to blend comedy with personal experience to raise awareness about the realities of managing a diabetic condition. Community participation is featured, with follower-submitted photos incorporated toward the end of the video.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a vibrant candy and ice cream-inspired Halloween makeup look using a mix of professional face paints and mainstream cosmetics. The look leans heavily into bold, saturated color with pastel tones, graphic liner work, dramatic lashes, and glitter accents. The tutorial was created in the spirit of diabetes awareness month, adding a personal, meaningful touch to the fantastical concept. At just seven minutes, it moves at a brisk pace suited to viewers already comfortable with multi-product face looks.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook walks viewers through her personal collection of Halloween FX contact lenses while answering common viewer questions about them. The video appears to address practical concerns such as where to buy effects lenses and how to use them safely, referencing FDA guidance. It functions as both a haul-style showcase and an informational Q&A for anyone curious about costume contacts. No hands-on makeup application tutorial is included.
This short-form video from well-known makeup artist Madeyewlook features a dramatic, visually striking makeup look centered around a fire or power theme. The clip appears designed for viral social reach, showcasing a high-impact transformation typical of the creator's style. With no source description or runtime provided, specific techniques and products used cannot be confirmed.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a playful back-to-school character makeup tutorial with a Halloween twist, transforming herself into a comedic 'dork' using professional-grade face and body paints. The look blends theatrical face-painting products from brands like Graftobian, Mac, Mehron, and FAB to build a fully painted character costume. At roughly seven minutes, it strikes a balance between accessible and technique-forward, making it approachable for intermediate makeup artists. The video doubles as a Halloween costume idea for anyone who wants a funny, fully painted character look.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming walks through a concise bruise effect tutorial using alcohol-activated makeup from the Skin Illustrator PPI FX Palette. The technique focuses on layering realistic bruise tones onto skin using cosmetic sponges and brushes. At under 10 minutes, it's a quick but practical guide to achieving convincing injury effects for Halloween costumes or SFX work.
This step-by-step SFX makeup tutorial by Madeyewlook demonstrates how to create a realistic stitched wound effect on skin using modeling wax, spirit gum, and actual thread. The look is built up through careful wax sculpting, adhesive work, and layered paint to achieve convincing depth, bruising, and blood. The finished result is a detailed, wearable effect suited for Halloween costumes or horror-themed looks. A content warning is included, as the technique is shown applied to the wrist area.
This video is a personal account from makeup and body-paint creator Madeyewlook (Lex) about her Stage 1a melanoma diagnosis, surgery, and recovery. It falls outside the Halloween or special-effects content typically catalogued here, focusing instead on a real health experience. Lex shares her emotional journey and the importance of dermatology check-ups and sun protection. The video is heartfelt and advocacy-driven rather than tutorial or haunt-related.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming recreates the striking demon transformation from Panic at the Disco's 'Emperor's New Clothes' music video in this special effects makeup tutorial. The look combines prosthetic horns and ears, silicone applications, airbrushed body paint, and custom fangs to achieve a high-impact black-and-white demon aesthetic. Professional-grade products are used throughout, making this a technically demanding build suited to experienced makeup artists. It doubles effectively as a dramatic Halloween or concert costume look.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a full-face rhinestone devil look in a collaboration with makeup artist Chrisspy. The design uses varying rhinestone sizes strategically to sculpt contour, highlight, and define features in place of traditional makeup products. Red, clear, and black gems are layered over a Paradise Paint base to create a glamorous yet sinister she-devil aesthetic. It's a visually striking tutorial suited for Halloween or costume events.
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.
