Video Tag
Every video tagged “zombie makeup” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
32 videos
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 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.
Creator Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook delivers a vibrant, artistically stylized zombie makeup tutorial inspired by AMC's The Walking Dead. Rather than a traditional gory undead look, the tutorial embraces bold, colorful face and body painting techniques using Mehron products alongside mainstream cosmetics. The result is a striking, fashion-forward zombie aesthetic that blends special-effects sensibility with artistic flair. At just six minutes, the tutorial moves efficiently through the full look.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook demonstrates how to create a cartoon anatomy look that exposes illustrated muscles and bones in a stylized, comic book aesthetic. The effect blends body painting techniques with bold graphic linework to mimic a drawn, anatomical cutaway. The result is a striking, feminine take on classic skeleton and zombie concepts. Professional-grade face paints and eyeshadow palettes are used to achieve the vibrant, illustrated finish.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook walks through creating realistic vein effects using alcohol-activated makeup from the PPI Skin Illustrator Necromania Palette. The look is well-suited for zombie or undead characters and sits within the creator's broader Special FX series. Techniques focus on brush control and color layering to achieve convincing, skin-crawling vascular detail. It is a concise, product-specific guide aimed at artists ready to move beyond basic Halloween makeup.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates the distinctive black-and-white comic book aesthetic of The Walking Dead as a zombie makeup look. The creator uses body paint and makeup to mimic the flat, illustrated style of the graphic novel rather than a realistic gore approach. At just six minutes, the video delivers a focused, step-by-step transformation suitable for Halloween costume use.
Creator Alexys Fleming challenges herself to build a complete Halloween look using only products purchased blind from Walmart, keeping the total under $15. The tutorial demonstrates that accessible, low-cost face paints, grease makeup, and drugstore eyeshadow can combine for a convincing Halloween transformation. No sponsored products are used, making this an honest, real-world test of budget SFX makeup options. The result serves as a practical guide for anyone who wants a Halloween look without a significant investment.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a creative mashup tutorial transforming the face and body into a zombie wrapped like a Christmas present, complete with wrapping paper and ribbon illusion effects. The look blends holiday cheer with undead horror using detailed body painting techniques. At just seven minutes, the tutorial moves at a confident pace suited to viewers already comfortable with cosmetic face and body work.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook demonstrates how to create a convincing Freddy Krueger-style burn effect using professional-grade SFX cosmetics rather than traditional prosthetics. The look draws inspiration from characters like Harvey Dent and zombie archetypes, making it versatile for multiple Halloween costumes. Key products include a clear gel FX base for texture and an alcohol-activated palette for realistic coloration. An optional Alka-Seltzer and blood gel step adds a dramatic sizzling, bubbling finish.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a creative Halloween makeup tutorial that transforms the wearer to look like a zombie sock — a quirky, novelty concept blending body painting and special effects makeup. The look draws inspiration from a novelty sock brand and is realized entirely through cosmetic artistry. At around seven minutes, the tutorial is concise while still walking viewers through the character transformation.
Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) recreates the iconic decayed zombie look from Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 using airbrush and pro face paints in a fast-paced tutorial. The look combines airbrushed base tones with hand-painted details to mimic the game's signature undead aesthetic. At just four minutes, the video is a quick-hit inspiration and technique showcase rather than a step-by-step instructional deep-dive.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming demonstrates a bug-zombie hybrid Halloween makeup look using professional-grade face and body paints. The tutorial layers earthy greens, yellows, and dark browns to create a decayed, insect-infested undead effect. Drawing loose inspiration from The Walking Dead aesthetic, the look balances creepy realism with bold, painterly artistry. At just seven minutes, it's a concise and visually striking guide.
Beauty and special effects makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) demonstrates a Rob Zombie-inspired character transformation using a striking blue, white, and black color palette. The look draws on the aesthetic of Rob Zombie's music and imagery, blending face paint, eyeshadow, and airbrush techniques for a theatrical undead effect. Multiple professional-grade cosmetic brands are layered together to build depth and drama across the face.
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.
This is Part II of a Plants vs. Zombies zombie makeup transformation by Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming), focusing on detailed eye and face paint work to recreate the stylized comic look of a PVZ Garden Warfare 2 zombie. The look uses a combination of pro body paints, eyeshadow, and lip color to achieve the bold, graphic aesthetic of the video game character. The tutorial-style video is aimed at cosplayers and sfx makeup enthusiasts looking to bring a recognizable gaming character to life for Comic Con or Halloween.
Madeyewlook delivers a highly requested latex-free, mess-free zombie makeup tutorial ideal for Halloween. Using Mehron Paradise Paints and BH Cosmetics eyeshadows, the look achieves a convincingly undead appearance with rotting skin tones, dark eye sockets, and detailed vein work — all without traditional latex prosthetics. The tutorial is approachable for beginners and can be elevated further with the addition of fake blood. Originally created in 2013, it remains a straightforward go-to for a classic zombie transformation.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook delivers a Rob Zombie-inspired 'Living Dead Girl' makeup look using Mehron Paradise Paints and a purple eyeshadow accent. The look is a fully original concept created by the artist for a competition entry. Audio was replaced with music due to an early copyright misstep, so closed captions are recommended for following along with product steps. Despite the short runtime, the transformation captures a vivid, rock-horror zombie aesthetic.
This throwback 2012 tutorial from Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) demonstrates how to create a virus-infected zombie look using body paint and airbrush techniques. The look centers on a pallid, drained complexion accented with deep purple, blue, and grey tones to simulate necrotic veins and decay. A combination of Mac Chromacake, a multicolor eyeshadow palette, and a Temptu airbrush system builds the layered, otherworldly effect. The result is a striking Halloween costume look with a hospital or outbreak theme.
This short-form video appears to feature Halloween makeup content centered on a character or look called 'Molly,' with possible ties to the Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show based on the hashtags. The clip likely showcases a zombie-inspired makeup transformation. Very limited metadata is available, so details about technique or products used cannot be confirmed.
A short-form comedic Halloween clip featuring a zombie character enthusiastically eating jelly donuts, playing up the mess as a gory gag. The skit leans into the peanut butter jelly time meme as its comedic hook. It appears to be connected to or inspired by a San Antonio zombie walk event.
A short-form Halloween video from SpookYouLaterz centered on a humorous zombie theme, playfully suggesting that a 'zombie virus' has been discovered in ramen noodles. The clip ties into zombie walk culture, particularly the San Antonio zombie walk scene, with a cosplay and Halloween aesthetic. The lighthearted tone blends horror cosplay with comedic commentary.
This short clip captures the San Antonio Zombie Walk as costumed participants descend on the iconic Alamo and Riverwalk area. Attendees show off their zombie costumes and makeup in a festive public Halloween event. The video offers a quick, energetic glimpse into one of San Antonio's notable Halloween community gatherings.
This short-form video showcases a radioactive zombie Halloween makeup look, likely featuring glowing or toxic green color elements alongside classic undead prosthetics or paint. Produced by the Haunted Attraction Network, it appears to be a quick visual demo aimed at inspiring Halloween costume and makeup creativity. The radioactive theme adds a sci-fi horror twist to traditional zombie aesthetics.
A short-form clip captured at the San Antonio Zombie Walk, showcasing the festive Halloween spirit of the event. The video features a costumed zombie character and celebrates community participation in Halloween culture. It serves as a fun, energetic snapshot of a real-world Halloween gathering rather than a tutorial or build guide.
