Video Tag
Every video tagged “wig styling” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
9 videos
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming transforms herself into Alex Vause from Orange is the New Black using face and body paint — including a fully painted-on prison outfit and tattoos rather than actual clothing. The look draws on her own natural resemblance to actress Laura Prepon and showcases advanced body-painting and illusion techniques. A range of professional and drugstore products are used together to achieve the complete character effect.
Madeyewlook recreates a vibrant, colorful artwork submitted by a subscriber (original art by Danielle_Foye) and translates it into a full face and body paint look. The transformation leans heavily into bold pinks and blues using professional-grade face paints and eyeshadows rather than traditional SFX prosthetics. It doubles as a community-driven concept, spotlighting fan-submitted artwork as creative inspiration. The result is a fantastical, artistic aesthetic that sits at the intersection of body art and Halloween-style character makeup.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) walks through a full Halloween transformation into the Other Mother from the film Coraline, using body paint and theatrical cosmetics to create an eerie, character-accurate look. The tutorial combines face painting with strategic contouring and a sleek black lace-front wig to capture the character's unsettling aesthetic. At roughly seven minutes, it moves at a confident pace suited for viewers with some prior face-painting or costume makeup experience.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook walks through the full makeup transformation into Draculaura from the Monster High doll franchise. The creator uses a combination of professional face paints and standard cosmetics to recreate the character's signature pale skin, pink accents, and doll-like features. Wig styling tips are also included to complete the overall look.
This tutorial walks viewers through recreating the look of Mercy from the popular video game Overwatch using a combination of conventional cosmetics and body paint. The creator uses a range of professional-grade face paints alongside standard beauty products to build the character's signature angelic aesthetic. Cardboard-crafted wings and a styled wig complete the full cosplay transformation. A companion Reaper tutorial is referenced on a collaborating channel.
Creator Alexys Fleming reimagines the iconic Nightmare Before Christmas duo by transforming herself into a gender-swapped mashup — portraying Sally with Jack's skeletal aesthetic and Jack with Sally's rag-doll look. The roughly 22-minute tutorial walks through the special effects makeup and costume elements needed to bring these reversed characters to life. The result is a creative, detailed transformation that blends SPFX prosthetics, body paint, and styled wigs into a cohesive character look.
Creator Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) returns to YouTube after a month away, sharing a personal update on her absence alongside a Joker-inspired special effects makeup transformation. The video blends a vlog-style check-in with a full character makeup look drawing from the Joaquin Phoenix portrayal. An announcement — likely related to her clothing line or channel direction — is also woven into the content.
Creator Madeyewlook transforms herself into Link from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild using body paint and special effects makeup to create the illusion that the character's iconic outfit is painted directly onto her skin. The look is a trompe l'oeil-style illusion where clothing, armor details, and accessories appear to be worn but are entirely painted on. The tutorial showcases high-level character accuracy and artistic body painting skill. A wig styled to resemble Zelda's hair completes the overall cosplay transformation.
This quick lookbook-style video presents three Halloween costume ideas — Donnie Darko, Lydia Deetz from Beetlejuice, and an Evil Nun — all built by assembling affordable clothing and accessories rather than crafting from scratch. The creator walks through each outfit, sourcing pieces from a mix of vintage shops, fast fashion retailers, and costume sites. It's a fast, visually driven guide aimed at viewers who want recognizable, stylish Halloween looks without extensive DIY effort.
