Video Tag
Every video tagged “clown makeup” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
28 videos
This fan-favorite tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through a striking killer clown makeup look designed to stand out at Halloween. Sponsored by Mehron, the look relies on face and body paint products and is presented as accessible for most skill levels. The video is a throwback to 2013 and remains a popular go-to for an eye-catching, crowd-pleasing clown costume. No elaborate tools or advanced techniques are required, making it a solid choice for Halloween beginners.
Madeyewlook delivers three quick Halloween looks — a glamorous ringmaster, a painted clown, and a wooden doll — using exclusively standard beauty counter products available at Ulta Beauty. The tutorial proves that convincing Halloween characters don't require specialty SFX supplies, making it highly accessible for last-minute planners. Each look leverages creative eyeshadow placement, graphic liner work, and color theory to achieve character-driven transformations. The video is a paid partnership with Ulta Beauty, and full product lists are provided for each look.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates the iconic Twisty the Clown look from American Horror Story: Freak Show using professional-grade face paints and cosmetics. The creator walks viewers through building the pale, distorted clown face with black, white, and red theatrical paints layered over a light foundation base. The result is a screen-accurate, prosthetic-free interpretation of one of horror television's most recognizable villains.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook recreates the iconic creepy clown look from the 2015 Poltergeist film using professional-grade face and body paints. The tutorial walks through building the character using a limited palette of white, black, red, and olive tones. At roughly six minutes, it delivers a focused, efficient breakdown of the finished look tied to the then-new horror release.
Madeyewlook delivers a step-by-step Halloween makeup tutorial recreating the iconic Pennywise clown from IT with a glamorous twist. The look relies on pro-grade face paints, brow blocking techniques, and dramatic eyeshadow to achieve a striking horror-glam effect. At just seven minutes, the tutorial moves quickly but covers the essential steps needed to replicate the character's signature white face, red details, and bold eye makeup.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook recreates a creepy clown look inspired by a character from the horror video game Until Dawn. The look uses professional-grade face paints alongside accessible drugstore products to achieve a theatrical, scary clown aesthetic. At just three minutes, the video is a fast-paced tutorial that distills the character's iconic details into a wearable Halloween costume look.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming demonstrates how to achieve a striking double-face clown illusion using professional-grade face and body paints. The look combines a classic clown aesthetic with an optical dual-face effect, rendered in bold red, violet, white, and black tones. The tutorial runs just five minutes, making it a fast but visually complex technique showcase.
This short-form video from the Haunted Attraction Network focuses on a new interpretation of Art the Clown from the Terrifier horror franchise. It appears to showcase a cosplay look or costume/makeup reveal inspired by the iconic villain. Given the zero-duration runtime, this is likely a quick social-media style clip rather than a full tutorial.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) delivers a full-face and body-paint Halloween transformation originally captured during a Facebook live stream. The look incorporates professional-grade body paints, bold eyeshadows, rhinestones, and googly eyes to create a striking, nightmarish clown-inspired character. The result is a high-impact special effects look that blends theatrical color work with creepy detail elements.
Madeyewlook delivers a quick, visually striking Joker-versus-Joker transformation in short-form format, showcasing the creator's signature body paint and SFX makeup skills. The video is a creative character study paying homage to a classic Joker aesthetic. As a Shorts/TikTok clip, it prioritizes impact over step-by-step instruction.
Madeyewlook delivers a glamorous, beauty-forward Pennywise makeup look inspired by the IT movie, completed in a concise six-minute tutorial. The look blends traditional face-paint products like Graftobian Pro Paint with everyday cosmetics from Urban Decay and NYX to create a striking clown transformation. This video is a paid partnership with Warner Bros. and Party City, with a matching women's Pennywise costume available through Party City to complete the ensemble.
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.
Acclaimed makeup artist Madeyewlook revisits Ruffles the Clown — one of her earliest and most beloved original characters — recreating the look more than a decade later to showcase how much her skills have evolved. The video serves as both a full character makeup tutorial and a candid reflection on artistic growth over time. Products used are a focused mix of her own body paint line alongside accessible drugstore and mid-range cosmetics.
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 appears to feature clown-themed horror makeup or costuming, likely showcasing a spooky or undead clown look. Based on the hashtags referencing DIY, makeup, zombie, and Transworld, the content may connect to professional haunt industry trends or Halloween event inspiration. With no description or runtime data available, specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed.
Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook delivers a full Art the Clown transformation from the Terrifier franchise, building the iconic look entirely from scratch using a combination of foam clay, Monster Latex, and body paint. The tutorial covers bald cap application, eyebrow blocking with gluesticks, and layered black-and-white body paint work to capture Art's unsettling monochromatic appearance. Alcohol-activated Skin Illustrator paints are used to recreate the character's distinctive darkened teeth. The finished result is a screen-accurate recreation suitable for Halloween cosplay or competition.
Madeyewlook delivers a jester-inspired character makeup look tied to the horror film The Jester 2, describing it as one of her most nerve-wracking makeup sessions yet. The look is built using her own line of body paints in bold colors alongside NYX and Morphe eyeshadows. At just six minutes, the video is a tight, visually driven tutorial focused on dramatic color and character expression.
A short-form clip capturing a clown scare actor encounter at Howl-O-Scream SeaWorld San Antonio. The performer plays up a deceptively 'friendly' clown persona before delivering a scare, a classic tactic in theme park haunt entertainment. The brief runtime makes it a punchy, shareable jumpscare moment ideal for the Shorts format.
A short-form showcase of a character called Sulky, a killer clown scare actor performing at Scream Hollow Wicked Halloween Park in Smithville, TX. The clip highlights the costume and in-character presence of this creepy clown attraction character. It serves as a quick, visually striking promotional glimpse into one of the park's featured performers.
A short-form reaction clip filmed at what appears to be the San Antonio Zombie Walk, featuring a highly detailed Pennywise cosplay — including a child dressed as the iconic IT clown. The video captures public interactions and selfie moments with the costumed character, showcasing the costume's realistic and striking visual impact. The child Pennywise portrayal is highlighted as a standout crowd reaction moment.
This short-form video showcases a cosplay of Art the Clown from the Terrifier franchise, likely featuring the costume and/or makeup recreation of the iconic horror character. The creator presents their interpretation of the sinister clown villain in a Halloween or cosplay context. Given the zero-minute runtime, this appears to be a brief social-media clip rather than a full tutorial or build breakdown.
A short-form Halloween video featuring a Pennywise the Dancing Clown costume or makeup look, with fake blood as a key visual element. The content appears to be a fun, character-driven clip shared by the Haunted Attraction Network. Given the zero-duration runtime, this is likely a brief social-media style reel or teaser rather than a full tutorial.
This short-form video from the Haunted Attraction Network features a sad clown character at Basement of the Dead haunted house. The clip highlights the costume and character design of this melancholy clown performer. With no additional description available, the content appears to be a brief showcase or behind-the-scenes glimpse of the attraction's clown theming.
This short-form video from Haunted Attraction Network showcases an evil clown trio, likely highlighting costumes and makeup looks suited for Halloween or haunted attraction use. With no runtime or description available, the content appears to be a quick visual showcase rather than a step-by-step tutorial. The group clown theme suggests it may appeal to performers, cosplayers, or haunt actors looking for ensemble character inspiration.
A short-form video clip featuring a clown-themed cosplay or Halloween costume worn in a public mall setting, drawing on imagery from The Amazing Digital Circus and classic clown aesthetics. The content appears to be a casual, candid-style social media moment rather than a structured tutorial. It blends pop-culture cosplay with Halloween costume inspiration.
