Video Tag
Every video tagged “Madeyewlook” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
200 videos
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a fast-paced speed tutorial transforming herself into a blue demon character inspired by the DOOM video game franchise using body paint and special effects makeup. The short runtime condenses the full look into a rapid showcase format, highlighting the dramatic color and character design rather than step-by-step instruction. The finished result is a striking, full-coverage blue demon with clear video-game-horror aesthetics.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming presents a haunting Ghost of Christmas Past makeup look in this short, atmospheric piece. The video blends holiday and Halloween sensibilities to bring the classic spectral character to life through what appears to be detailed character and body painting techniques. The video carries a personal, emotional tone, dedicated to the creator's uncle and grandfather. At just one minute, it functions more as a finished-look showcase than a step-by-step tutorial.
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's Alexys Fleming shares a lighthearted haul and unboxing video featuring a mix of beauty and special effects makeup products. She showcases items from Tarte, Benefit, Make Up For Ever, and Graftobian, giving viewers a look at her current product picks. While Halloween and SPFX makeup are central to her channel identity, this particular video leans more toward a casual beauty haul format than a step-by-step tutorial.
Madeyewlook delivers a full character transformation into the Grinch using a combination of professional-grade body paints and theatrical eye makeup. The look blends multiple green tones — from Graftobian and Mehron — to build depth and dimension across the face. Individually cut false lashes and bold liner work complete the sinister, holiday-villain aesthetic. The tutorial is compact at five minutes, making it a fast-paced watch best suited to viewers already familiar with face and body paint application.
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.
Madeyewlook delivers a short-form transformation video built around a 'sweet but psycho' character concept, using body paint, eyeliner, and a bald cap to create a striking Halloween-ready look. DIY paper ears are painted to complete the illusion. The video is part of a series of Shorts released during a personal recovery period ahead of the creator's main Halloween content season.
This is an early Madeyewlook upload — originally posted in 2011 and later re-shared as a throwback — showing creator Alexys Fleming achieving a zombie look using inexpensive, off-the-shelf Halloween makeup. The video offers a glimpse into the channel's origins and demonstrates that convincing undead effects don't necessarily require professional-grade products. It also carries an encouraging message for newcomers just starting their own creative journeys.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a dark, tongue-in-cheek 'Anti-Valentine's Day' makeup look that blends glamorous techniques with Halloween-inspired SFX artistry. The tutorial runs around six minutes and incorporates a professional-grade product lineup spanning primers, airbrush paints, and specialty eyeshadows. The result sits at the intersection of date-night glam and witchy, moody theatrics — making it equally at home on October 31st or February 14th. It's a compact but product-rich walkthrough suited to viewers already comfortable with SFX and editorial makeup.
Beauty creator Madeyewlook walks viewers through an unplanned but fully realized terrifying clown transformation, combining a plastic bald cap with black-and-white Graftobian Pro Paint for a dramatic Halloween look. The result leans more horror than fun-house, earning the 'accidental' terror described in the title. Graftobian face paint and Inglot grey eyeshadows are the core products, rounded out by the creator's own branded brushes and a statement wig from Rockstar Wigs.
Madeyewlook showcases an impressively elaborate Halloween makeup look that reportedly took around 30 hours to complete. The short-form video leans into the dramatic commitment required for extreme special effects artistry, delivering a confident and theatrical reveal. The skull or horror-themed transformation is presented with Madeyewlook's signature bold style.
Madeyewlook delivers a viewer-directed scary mermaid/siren transformation inspired by Freeform's Siren Season 2. Using professional-grade SFX products — including alcohol-activated paints, prosthetic wax, and custom dental distortions — the look blends glamorous mermaid aesthetics with genuinely unsettling creature horror. The audience guided key creative choices, making this an interactive take on the transformation format. The finished result is a detailed, high-impact siren character suitable for Halloween or cosplay.
Madeyewlook delivers a vibrant eye and face paint tutorial recreating characters from the Plants side of Plants VS Zombies Garden Warfare 2. The look relies heavily on Graftobian Pro Paint alongside specialty eyeshadows and lip color to capture the game's colorful, cartoonish plant aesthetic. This is part one of a two-part series, with a companion Zombies tutorial released shortly after.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook reimagines Disney's Ariel through a Tim Burton-inspired lens, creating a dark, stylized character transformation using special effects and prosthetic makeup techniques. The video marks the creator's return to YouTube after a two-month hiatus during which she focused on improving her lighting, filming, and camera skills. The result is an editorial fantasy look that blends gothic whimsy with mermaid iconography. Closed captions are included for accessibility.
Makeup and body-paint artist Madeyewlook transforms herself into a towering canine character in connection with a Chicago charity initiative supporting K9s. The video documents the creative process behind a striking dog-themed body-paint look rather than a traditional Halloween costume or haunted attraction build. The finished character was displayed publicly on Michigan Avenue as part of a community art and charity event.
Madeyewlook presents a rapid-fire compilation of elaborate American Horror Story–inspired makeup looks, each requiring extreme time investment — one reportedly taking 15 hours to complete. The video showcases multiple full character transformations including looks based on Tate, Twisty, and several other AHS figures, executed with body paint, eyeliner, and bald caps. A standout element is a handmade beehive headpiece sculpted from children's air dry clay applied over a bald cap. Full tutorials for each look are available separately on the creator's channel.
This video is an event recap of Lex's Boo Bash 2015, a Halloween party hosted by Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) at YouTube Space New York. It celebrates the attendees and highlights the brands that sponsored the event's gift bags, including Graftobian, NYX Cosmetics, Urban Decay, and others. Rather than a step-by-step tutorial, it serves as a festive highlight reel of Halloween makeup artistry and community gathering. The description is largely a sponsor and social media index with minimal instructional content.
Madeyewlook delivers a fast-paced tiger face paint and makeup tutorial suitable for both Halloween and general face-painting contexts. The video is a rewind/replay of an earlier look, condensed into a short runtime. It covers the creation of a convincing tiger design using theatrical and body-paint techniques. The style bridges professional theatrical makeup and accessible children's face painting.
Madeyewlook delivers a Halloween-themed makeup and body painting video inspired by viewer requests, featuring a shark-themed transformation. The creator is known for elaborate face and body art looks, and this short video appears to showcase one such requested design. A brief flashing-lights segment is present and flagged in the original content warning.
In this short, lighthearted video, Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming appears in her 'Old Lady Lex' old-age character makeup to answer fan-submitted questions in a Q&A format. The segment is a fun, personality-driven break from full tutorials, showcasing her signature character transformation rather than walking through a step-by-step technique. It demonstrates how a convincing elderly character makeup look can be used for comedic and engaging content beyond Halloween night.
Madeyewlook showcases her personal collection of roughly 70 wigs and walks viewers through the various sources she uses to find them, including dedicated wig retailers, Etsy sellers, Amazon, and local shops. She shares affiliate discount codes for select retailers and offers guidance on where beginners and experienced costume enthusiasts alike can start shopping. The video doubles as a practical buyer's guide, highlighting the pros and cons of different purchasing channels. It's a helpful resource for anyone building a wig wardrobe for Halloween costumes, cosplay, or creative makeup looks.
Madeyewlook transforms her own face using a "face chart" drawn by a six-year-old child named Raelani, interpreting the kid's artwork as a full makeup look. The video blends Halloween-style character makeup with a lighthearted, family-friendly creative challenge. Using professional-grade face paints and cosmetics, the creator brings a child's imaginative drawing to life on her own face. The result is a whimsical, colorful character look rooted in theatrical and SFX makeup technique.
An early tutorial from beauty creator Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) demonstrating how to achieve a cat-eye eyeliner look using wet eyeshadow and an angled brush. The technique relies on everyday products — an eyeshadow palette, primer, and water — making it accessible for beginners. The creator candidly notes the video's age and modest production quality, but stands behind the method as still fully effective.
Madeyewlook delivers a striking, nightmare-inducing Halloween makeup look that has captured widespread attention online. The creation draws inspiration from a dark, horror-themed concept tied to the Seven Deadly Sins. With no source description available and a listed duration of zero minutes, specific techniques and products used remain unclear. The title and viral traction suggest a bold, visually arresting transformation.
