Video Tag
Every video tagged “Madeyewlook” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
200 videos
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a full black-and-white body paint and face makeup tutorial inspired by the Bride of Frankenstein aesthetic. The look uses a greyscale palette built from Graftobian Pro Paint mixed to various grey tones, layered with grey eyeshadows over a primer base. The result is a dramatic, stylized classic-monster look that translates well as a Halloween costume. The tutorial runs under ten minutes and is geared toward viewers comfortable with basic face-paint techniques.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook recreates a creepy clown look inspired by a character from the horror video game Until Dawn. The look uses professional-grade face paints alongside accessible drugstore products to achieve a theatrical, scary clown aesthetic. At just three minutes, the video is a fast-paced tutorial that distills the character's iconic details into a wearable Halloween costume look.
Madeyewlook recreates a vibrant, colorful artwork submitted by a subscriber (original art by Danielle_Foye) and translates it into a full face and body paint look. The transformation leans heavily into bold pinks and blues using professional-grade face paints and eyeshadows rather than traditional SFX prosthetics. It doubles as a community-driven concept, spotlighting fan-submitted artwork as creative inspiration. The result is a fantastical, artistic aesthetic that sits at the intersection of body art and Halloween-style character makeup.
Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook demonstrates how to create werewolf or creature-style nails as part of her Special FX Series. The tutorial uses modeling wax, eyeshadow pigments, and a professional-grade adhesive to sculpt and color beastly, elongated nails. The short runtime makes this a focused, technique-driven segment rather than a full transformation look.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) delivers a dramatic Wrath-themed look inspired by the Seven Deadly Sins, transforming her face into a molten lava effect with bold reds, oranges, and blacks. The tutorial showcases layered face-painting techniques using a focused palette of professional and drugstore products. The fiery, demonic aesthetic draws loose inspiration from theatrical and creature-makeup traditions. At just six minutes, it moves at a confident pace suited to viewers already comfortable with basic face painting.
Madeyewlook hosts a live painting session in which she creates a detailed Halloween pumpkin design inspired by Nightmare Before Christmas. The stream captures the full creative process from start to finish, accompanied by a Halloween-themed Kevin Macleod music playlist. The finished pumpkin was made available for sale on her website following the broadcast.
Madeyewlook delivers a playful yet unsettling full transformation into the iconic Elf on the Shelf using body paint and character makeup. The look leans into the doll's inherently eerie quality, blending holiday whimsy with creepy costume makeup. At just three minutes, the tutorial moves quickly through the process using professional-grade face and body paints. It sits at a fun crossover between Halloween special-effects makeup and Christmas costume fun.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming transforms a classic prom queen look into a gruesome undead horror character using special effects and body painting techniques. The tutorial blends glamorous beauty makeup with SPFX elements to create a 'dead prom queen' aesthetic perfect for Halloween. At just six minutes, it delivers a punchy, visually striking transformation without lengthy instruction.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook delivers a highly requested Weeping Angel transformation inspired by the Doctor Who villain, using Mehron palettes to replicate the look of aged stone sculpture. The tutorial focuses on blending cool grey and dark earth tones across the face to create convincing texture and depth. The creator is upfront about not being a Doctor Who fan, working entirely from visual reference to approximate the iconic creature's appearance.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook recreates the haunting look of the Insane Child from the video game Alice Madness Returns using a combination of prosthetic wax, spirit gum, and professional-grade face paints. The tutorial walks through building dimensional texture with modeling wax before layering color using the Skin Illustrator FX palette and Graftobian Pro Paints. The finished look captures the character's unsettling, distorted aesthetic with a dark, editorial edge. A wig styled to match the game's character completes the transformation.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook delivers a dual Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees Halloween look, complete with body-painted clothing that creates a striking optical illusion. Using a combination of professional body paints and cosmetic products, the creator blends both iconic slasher aesthetics onto face and body. The result is a theatrical, high-impact costume-level makeup look that goes far beyond standard face makeup. At just seven minutes, the video is tightly edited and focused on the finished techniques rather than exhaustive step-by-step instruction.
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.
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 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.
Madeyewlook presents a short, last-minute New Year's Eve makeup tutorial aimed at viewers who want a festive look without a lot of prep time. The video is from a well-known special effects and body-painting creator, though the specific look itself leans toward a celebratory theme rather than horror. At just four minutes, it offers a quick, accessible walkthrough for pulling together a standout New Year's Eve aesthetic.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers an Alice in Wonderland-inspired Halloween makeup tutorial tied to the Urban Decay Through the Looking Glass palette. The look combines body paint and eye makeup to create a surreal, trippy illusion effect with a black-and-white aesthetic. The tutorial showcases a blend of special effects techniques and editorial artistry suited for Halloween or cosplay events.
This video is a back-to-school giveaway hosted by makeup creator Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook, featuring eight backpacks filled with school supplies purchased out-of-pocket with no sponsorship. The content is unrelated to Halloween, special effects makeup, or haunt production despite the channel's typical focus. It appears to be a community-oriented fan appreciation video tied to the back-to-school season.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) delivers a JAWS-inspired shark transformation using professional face and body paints. The look combines black, white, and grey tones to replicate the iconic great white shark's coloration, with red accents suggesting a predatory, bloody edge. At just six minutes, the tutorial moves at a brisk pace suited for viewers already comfortable with face-painting basics. The video was created with permission from Universal Pictures, lending it an official pop-culture legitimacy.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) walks through a comic book–style Iron Man transformation using face and body paint. The look draws inspiration from Marvel's illustrated aesthetic rather than the cinematic armor, aiming for a bold, graphic result. At just six minutes, the tutorial moves at a brisk pace suitable for viewers already comfortable with costume makeup.
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 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.
Madeyewlook (Lex) takes viewers on a tour of her dedicated makeup room, the space where she films her tutorials and stores her extensive cosmetics collection. The video gives an inside look at how a prolific makeup creator organizes and maintains a large working collection of products. Several well-known cosmetic brands are visible throughout the space.
Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook showcases a large collection of colorful Halloween wigs from a brand she personally discovered and fell in love with — noting the arrangement is not a paid sponsorship. She models numerous styles across a range of colors and cuts, including bobs, long layers, and mixed-color pieces. The video functions as a try-on haul to help viewers find statement wigs suited to Halloween costumes or drag looks.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming covers her entire face with over 800 sequins in this bold, editorial Halloween makeup look. The tutorial walks through adhesive selection — including which glues to use near the eyes versus the rest of the face — alongside body paint and liner work to integrate the sequins into a cohesive, glam-horror design. The result sits at the intersection of special-effects makeup and high-fashion editorial art. At just five minutes, the video moves quickly but clearly outlines the core products needed to recreate the look.
