Video Tag
Every video tagged “skull makeup” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
18 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.
Madeyewlook presents a rhinestone-heavy Sugar Skull face look inspired by Day of the Dead, using approximately 800 rhinestones applied with eyelash glue over a full face of theatrical paint. The tutorial blends Mexican cultural iconography with glamorous, gem-encrusted artistry for a result that is both festive and visually striking. The creator emphasizes this is an original design requiring significant time investment — roughly three hours — making it best suited for planned Halloween events or Día de los Muertos celebrations. Product sourcing details are included to help viewers replicate the look affordably.
This tutorial recreates the iconic half-skull makeup worn by Tate Langdon in American Horror Story, with the look also doubling as a Zombie Boy-inspired design. Creator Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) demonstrates how to achieve the dramatic black-and-white skull illusion using a small set of professional-grade face paints and eyeshadow. The compact six-minute runtime keeps the walkthrough focused and accessible for intermediate makeup artists. Both the character cosplay and the editorial body-art angles are covered in a single technique.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a get-ready-with-me style Halloween makeup tutorial focused on a dramatic skeleton illusion featuring a ripped, peeling-skin effect. The look combines conventional cosmetics for a flawless base with Graftobian Pro Paints to sculpt the skull and torn-flesh details. The casual, personality-driven format makes the technical steps feel approachable while still achieving a striking sfx result.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook blends two iconic characters — Harley Quinn and Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas — into a single striking Halloween makeup look. The artist uses a combination of pro face paints, eyeshadows, and cosmetics to achieve a black, white, and orange skull-inspired design with Harley Quinn's signature aesthetic. At just four minutes, the video delivers a fast-paced walkthrough of the full look from base to finish. All products used are listed with brand names to help viewers source them independently.
Madeyewlook recreates Itward, a skeletal character from the indie horror game Fran Bow, using alcohol-based body paints and theatrical makeup products. The look blends skull face painting with detailed body paint work to capture the character's eerie, otherworldly aesthetic. The creator draws inspiration from the game's dark, surreal art style, likening it to Alice: Madness Returns in its imaginative horror visuals.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) reimagines the classic Beetlejuice character as a glamorous woman in this creative Halloween transformation tutorial. The look combines theatrical face and body paint with bold purple eyeshadow, dramatic lashes, and a signature black-and-white Beetlejuice-inspired palette. The tutorial walks viewers through layering products to achieve a polished yet spooky character-driven result. It's a fun gender-swap spin on an iconic Halloween figure that balances SFX technique with glam beauty elements.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook demonstrates how to create a Chicago Blackhawks-themed skull face paint look, blending Halloween aesthetics with NHL team spirit. Creator Alexys Fleming uses professional-grade face paints and pigments to build a detailed skull design incorporating the team's signature color palette. At just six minutes, the tutorial moves at a brisk pace while covering layering and line work techniques. It serves equally well as a Halloween costume look or a bold statement for a Blackhawks game day.
Madeyewlook delivers a vibrant, psychedelic skull transformation featuring the illusion of six eyes across the face using professional-grade face paints and body paint. The look blends colorful SFX techniques with bold graphic linework to create a surreal, trippy aesthetic. At just five minutes, the video is a fast-paced showcase of advanced face-painting skill using a palette of bright blues, greens, and black and white paints.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a striking evil skull and anatomical heart body-paint makeup look in this short tutorial. The design blends classic skull makeup with gore-style detailing using a combination of professional-grade water-activated and alcohol-activated paints. Multiple product lines are used to build depth through layered shadows, vivid reds, and stark whites and blacks. Despite the brief runtime, the look achieves an impressively dramatic horror aesthetic.
This is the very first upload from popular Halloween makeup artist Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming), featuring a skull face-paint tutorial. The creator uses budget Halloween makeup and openly warns viewers about an irritating product, making it a candid early look at her signature bold style. The video was temporarily taken down for channel compliance reasons and re-uploaded as part of a throwback series. Despite its rough-around-the-edges origins, it showcases the foundational skull aesthetic that became central to the channel's identity.
This speed-paint video by Madeyewlook showcases the creation of a striking melted skull design using acrylic paint and watercolor pencils. The time-lapse format condenses the full artistic process into a fast-paced, visually engaging watch. The piece was also released as a limited-edition print, highlighting the crossover between Halloween makeup artistry and fine art.
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 appears to focus on spooky makeup or costume transformation, based on its hashtag-heavy title. With no description or runtime data available, the specific techniques and products featured remain unclear. It likely targets viewers seeking quick Halloween look inspiration or DIY costume ideas.
Madeyewlook showcases an impressively elaborate Halloween makeup look that reportedly took around 30 hours to complete. The short-form video leans into the dramatic commitment required for extreme special effects artistry, delivering a confident and theatrical reveal. The skull or horror-themed transformation is presented with Madeyewlook's signature bold style.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming walks through a classic sugar skull makeup look inspired by Día de los Muertos in this compact tutorial originally filmed in 2012. The look relies on MAC Chromacakes in light blue, white, and black as the foundation of the face paint, with liquid liner adding fine detail work. Rhinestones applied with clear eyelash glue provide a decorative finishing touch. Despite its short runtime, the video delivers a complete overview of the iconic skull-and-floral aesthetic.
Madeyewlook's Lex demonstrates a striking half-skull Halloween makeup look that splits the face between a realistic skull illusion and natural skin. The tutorial relies on a small palette of professional and drugstore-accessible products, including MAC Chromacake activated with Fix Plus and Urban Decay eyeshadows for depth and dimension. Affordable craft-store brushes are highlighted as effective alternatives to specialty makeup tools, making the look more accessible than it appears.
This throwback tutorial from Madeyewlook demonstrates how to create a striking UV-reactive skull using blacklight-activated body paints alongside standard face paint products. The look is designed to glow dramatically under UV or LED blacklight, making it ideal for raves, Halloween parties, or festival events. The creator walks through product choices and notes accessible substitutes for pro-only items.
This short-form Halloween video from Horror 365 appears to cover a spooky makeup or costume look with a humorous edge. Based on the title tags, it likely features a DIY Halloween transformation suitable for cosplay or trick-or-treat use. No source description was provided, so specific techniques and products cannot be confirmed.
