Video Tag
Every video tagged “NYX” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
22 videos
MadeYewLook creator Lex puts a fresh spin on Nightmare Before Christmas fan makeup by designing an original 'Pumpkin Queen' character rather than recreating Jack or Sally directly. The look draws heavily from Jack Skellington's aesthetic — pale, skull-like features and a white pumpkin motif — rendered entirely through face and body paint. A curated selection of Mehron, BH Cosmetics, and NYX products are used to build the layered, high-contrast finished look. The result is a wearable Halloween costume concept that stands apart from the flood of standard Jack-and-Sally tutorials.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook recreates the iconic Jack Nicholson Joker look from the 1989 Batman film using professional and drugstore makeup products. The creator combines Mehron Paradise Paints for the base with MAC Chromacakes and BH Cosmetics eyeshadows to build depth and character-accurate color. Despite some technical issues with video quality and audio, the step-by-step approach makes the look achievable for intermediate makeup enthusiasts. The result is a theatrical, comic-inspired Joker transformation suited for Halloween or cosplay.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a versatile aquatic horror look that can read as a scary water fairy, dark mermaid, or deep-sea fish depending on your interpretation. The tutorial combines Paradise Paint, Graftobian body paint, Mehron eyeshadow, and mainstream cosmetics from NYX and Tarte to build a layered, otherworldly complexion. A glowing practical element — a light-up ring and glow stick incorporated with glue — gives the finished look an eerie bioluminescent effect. The video is part of a multi-creator Halloween collaboration, with linked companion looks from four other artists.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) walks through a full Halloween transformation into the Other Mother from the film Coraline, using body paint and theatrical cosmetics to create an eerie, character-accurate look. The tutorial combines face painting with strategic contouring and a sleek black lace-front wig to capture the character's unsettling aesthetic. At roughly seven minutes, it moves at a confident pace suited for viewers with some prior face-painting or costume makeup experience.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook recreates a Harley Quinn look inspired by the Batman Arkham City universe using body paint and standard cosmetics. The creator uses Mehron Paradise Paints alongside NYX and Urban Decay products to build the iconic black-and-white harlequin character design. Originally filmed in 2013, the audio was later swapped due to sync issues, though the visual step-by-step remains intact. A newer updated version of the look is also referenced for those wanting a more current take.
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.
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.
This video is an unboxing and haul reveal tied to the 2013 NYX Face Awards competition, featuring products from NYX Cosmetics and Ulta. The creator shares excitement over viewer support that brought them to the finals and promotes an upcoming live event in California. The content is beauty-focused and not directly related to Halloween costuming or makeup techniques.
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.
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.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook walks through a glamorous mad scientist Halloween look that blends bold, vibrant color with polished beauty techniques. The creator layers professional-grade face paints, pigmented eyeshadows, and high-end cosmetics to achieve a striking purple and green eye look with dramatic false lashes and a white wig. Despite the elaborate result, the tutorial is accessible to intermediate makeup enthusiasts comfortable working with multiple product types. The look leans into a 'sexy scientist' aesthetic, balancing theatrical flair with wearable glam.
This beginner-friendly tutorial walks viewers through recreating the eerie, grey-skinned look of The Silence from Doctor Who using body paint, layered grey eyeshadows, and liner work. The creator uses a curated set of professional-grade cosmetics including Mehron, Skin Illustrator, and MAC Chromacake to achieve the creature's distinctive sunken, alien features. Optional black sclera lenses push the look into full character territory but come with a strong safety advisory. Despite the striking final result, the technique is described as surprisingly approachable for Halloween use.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook transforms a subscriber's original artwork — submitted via the #ShowSomeCharacterProject — into a wearable face and body paint look. Using Graftobian pro paints, liquid eyeliners, and her own brush line, she recreates the illustrated character directly on herself. The result is a striking side-by-side comparison of 2D fan art and 3D makeup application. The video is close captioned and has a lighthearted, collaborative tone throughout.
This tutorial walks through a full creepy evil nun makeup look inspired by American Horror Story, using a mix of drugstore and higher-end products. The creator demonstrates foundation mixing for a pale, eerie base, builds dark dramatic eye shadow, sculpts sharp brows, and finishes with a deep liquid lip and black blood accents. Drugstore alternatives are called out for key products, making the look accessible at multiple price points. The matching nun costume completes the Halloween character transformation.
A beauty creator shares her favorite eyeshadow palettes suited to a grunge aesthetic, swatching each one on camera so viewers can see true-to-life color payoff. The lineup spans both affordable and mid-range options, covering deep, moody, and earthy tones. Individual Makeup Geek shadow recommendations round out the haul for those who prefer to build a custom palette. The format is conversational and swatch-driven rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
In this short, energetic clip, Madeyewlook announces her entry in the NYX Face Awards makeup competition and rallies her audience to vote for her. The creator delivers an enthusiastic, rapid-fire appeal urging fans to cast their votes multiple times per day before the deadline. It functions primarily as a promotional call-to-action rather than a tutorial or technique showcase.
This tutorial walks through a bold green halo eye look built around the Kat Von D Mi Vida Loca palette, pairing a smoky technique with a bright, neon-leaning finish. The creator covers a full face of prep including color correction, CC cream, and brow work before focusing on the eye design. False lashes, a neutral-toned lip, and blush round out the completed look. The result is a vibrant, editorial style eye suitable for Halloween, costume events, or any occasion calling for standout color.
This video walks through a drugstore winged eyeliner routine using affordable, accessible products. The creator demonstrates techniques suited to hooded lids and shows how to achieve a clean, sharp wing on a budget. It is not Halloween-related content.
This is a spring 2015 lifestyle haul video from beauty and fashion YouTuber Jade The Libra, showcasing a mix of makeup, skincare, and clothing purchases from retailers including Sephora, Ulta, Dolls Kill, and Sheinside. Makeup highlights include multiple Kat Von D products, NYX and CoverGirl lipsticks, and a large selection of Makeup Geek eyeshadows. Fashion items range from tie-dye dresses to creepers and a Wildfox sweatshirt. This video has no Halloween-specific content.
A general lifestyle "October Favorites" video in which the creator shares her top beauty products, books, and seasonal finds from the month. Makeup items from brands such as Anastasia Beverly Hills, NYX, Elf Cosmetics, and BH Cosmetics are highlighted alongside a book club segment featuring two fiction titles. The content is casual and conversational with no Halloween-specific focus.
A casual favorites-style video in which the creator shares a curated mix of current beauty and fashion picks spanning makeup, nail polish, jewelry, and clothing. Highlighted products include items from NYX, It Cosmetics, LA Splash, Essie, Sally Hansen, and Lotus & Co. The tone is relaxed and conversational, aimed at viewers looking for tried-and-true product recommendations. This is a general beauty and lifestyle video with no Halloween-specific content.
A casual monthly favorites roundup from March 2015 covering a mix of beauty, fashion, home decor, and food picks. The creator highlights lip products from NYX and LA Splash, spring nail polish shades from Essie, H&M tights, a Jonathan Adler canister, and Earth Balance coconut peanut butter. The video leans lifestyle rather than tutorial, offering brief impressions of each item. All products were self-purchased and the video is unsponsored.
