What if Maleficent were a Princess and Sleeping Beauty were Evil?
by Madeyewlook
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What this video covers
Madeyewlook's creative 'What If' series flips the Disney script, presenting Maleficent reimagined as a glamorous princess and Sleeping Beauty transformed into a sinister villain. The tutorial delivers two distinct full-face looks using a mix of theatrical and high-end consumer products, demonstrating how color palette and technique can completely reframe a familiar character. Both transformations lean into theatrical makeup principles — bold color blocking, dramatic eye work, and character-driven styling — while remaining achievable for intermediate makeup enthusiasts. The side-by-side concept makes this a strong reference for costume planning or Halloween character makeup.
Key takeaways
- ◆Two complete character looks are demonstrated: a glam Maleficent princess and a dark, evil Sleeping Beauty
- ◆Maleficent's look uses green and white face paint with bold editorial lips; Sleeping Beauty's uses an alcohol-activated palette for a more sinister, desaturated effect
- ◆Alcohol-activated palettes offer durability and blendability for theatrical character work
- ◆High-end consumer products (Urban Decay, Inglot, Smashbox) are mixed with pro theatrical supplies for accessible results
- ◆The role-reversal concept is a useful creative framework for developing original Halloween character costumes
Who this is for
Halloween costume planners and makeup enthusiasts who want a theatrical, character-driven Disney-inspired look with an imaginative twist.
Tools mentioned
- • MadeULook Makeup Brushes
Materials mentioned
- • Graftobian Pro Paint
- • PPI Alcohol Palettes (Necro)
- • 99% Alcohol
- • Urban Decay Primer Potion
- • Inglot Eyeshadows
- • Smashbox Always On Lip Color
- • Urban Decay Wonderland Lipstick
- • Urban Decay Naked Cherry Palette
- • Make Up For Ever Eyeliner Pencil
- • wig
⚠ Safety notes
Alcohol-activated makeup requires 99% isopropyl alcohol — keep away from eyes and ensure skin is not broken or sensitized before application.
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