Video Tag
Every video tagged “scary makeup” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
14 videos
This short video serves as a welcome trailer for the Madeyewlook channel, introducing viewers to the creator's makeup and body paint content. It provides links to the creator's various social media platforms and blog. At just one minute long, it functions as a channel overview rather than a tutorial or demonstration.
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 features a dramatic SFX and glam makeup look inspired by Lust from the Seven Deadly Sins concept. The creator blends high-fashion beauty techniques with horror elements including foam clay sculpting, body paint, and Skin Illustrator for a gory, editorial result. Spray-painted twigs and eerie contact lenses push the look into full dark fantasy territory. The finished character balances seductive glamour with visceral, unsettling detail.
This tutorial recreates the iconic unsettling mask looks from the horror film The Strangers using standard cosmetics — no body paint required. The creator walks through achieving the pale, stark mask effect primarily with foundation, eyeshadow, liner, and blush, making the look accessible with drugstore or readily available products. An alternative product list is provided for viewers who want to skip specialty face paints entirely. The result is a striking, wearable Halloween costume look achievable in roughly five minutes.
Madeyewlook presents what she describes as her most-requested series, bringing the Seven Deadly Sins to life through dramatic special effects and body paint makeup looks. The video showcases multiple character transformations — including Gluttony, Lust, Wrath, Greed, and Sloth — each rendered with distinct, terrifying demon-inspired aesthetics. Professional-grade body paints, skin illustrators, and hand-crafted yarn horns are among the tools used to achieve the striking results.
Creator Lex from Madeyewlook takes on a subscriber-driven challenge, experimenting with unfamiliar materials and techniques to produce a dark, editorial SFX look. The build incorporates foam clay sculpted using a mold to create horn prosthetics, layered body paint in multiple shades, and mixed gold powder for metallic accents. The 'gross' factor likely comes from hands-on experimentation with new textures and materials outside her usual workflow. The final result blends fantasy creature aesthetics with horror gore elements.
Creator Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) delivers a step-by-step Halloween makeup tutorial recreating the iconic Babadook character from the 2014 horror film. The look relies on a tight monochromatic palette of black, white, and grey to achieve the character's gaunt, otherworldly appearance. A wig is incorporated to complete the transformation alongside the face paint work.
This video launches a new makeup series centered on the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, beginning with a dramatic Death-inspired look. The creator uses a combination of body paint, eyeshadow shading, and rhinestone embellishments to build an otherworldly, editorial horror aesthetic. Products from the creator's own Madeyewlook line feature prominently alongside a few accessible third-party items.
This short-form video from Madeyewlook explores the concept of scary Halloween makeup, likely featuring a striking transformation. As a creator known for bold and elaborate face artistry, the content probably showcases how makeup alone can create a genuinely frightening look. The brief format suggests a punchy, visually impactful reveal or demonstration.
This compact tutorial from Madeyewlook (Lex) walks through a demon-inspired look based on The Collector, featuring stitched-wound effects and dramatic color work achieved in just a few minutes. The look combines Temptu airbrush paints for base and shading with Ben Nye Flesh and Blood Gel to build convincing torn-skin wounds, then uses real thread embedded in the gel for realistic stitching detail. Dark grey eyeshadow adds depth and shadow to complete the sinister effect. Originally created in 2013, this is a Madeyewlook original design.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network showcases a drowned zombie makeup look designed for Halloween. The title and hashtags suggest a striking, fear-inducing character transformation. With no description or runtime data available, specific techniques and products used remain unclear.
This video from the Haunted Attraction Network showcases a demon-themed makeup demonstration centered on a character called The Countess. The look blends dark, aristocratic aesthetics with supernatural horror elements suited for haunted attraction performers or Halloween enthusiasts. Without a source description or runtime data, specific techniques and products used remain unclear.
This short-form video from Horror 365 appears to showcase a Halloween or horror-themed makeup look, likely connected to a Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show reveal or debut. The hashtags suggest a cosplay or costume-focused presentation with a scary aesthetic. With no description or duration data available, specific details about the look or techniques used cannot be confirmed.
This short-form video from HauntScene showcases a striking she-demon creature transformation. Based on the title alone, it appears to feature frightening, high-impact makeup or costume work centered on a demonic female character. The clip is formatted as a quick, visually punchy reveal typical of Halloween-focused Shorts content.
