Anna Wants To Become Beautiful

It opens with Anna looking rough, hair a mess and face smudged, and a row of care tools along the bottom of the screen. You do not start with clothes at all. The first minute is spent on her face and hair: a soap bubble to wash, a towel to dry, a comb to work through the tangles. When a step is done, the tool is used up and the next one lights up, so the order is mostly shown to you.

Once she is clean, the toolkit shifts. The care stage has masks, creams, a pimple popper and a hair treatment, all applied by tapping or short drags. Then the makeover part kicks in with eyebrows to shape, blush, eyeshadow, a matte or glossy lipstick, and a set of hairstyles from loose waves to a side braid. The dress up closet after that holds gowns, jewelry, and small extras like earrings and a clutch. Makeup and hair layer on top of the finished skin, and clothes swap as a set or piece by piece.

The thing this game does that most makeover games skip is the order itself. You cannot reach the dresses until the spa stage is finished, so a round always runs messy to polished, and it ends with Anna in front of a mirror showing the full result, which you can keep or start over.

Work top to bottom: finish every face step before touching makeup, because the tools will not let you skip ahead anyway. Keep the eyeshadow light if you plan on a bold red lip. The comb is easy to miss a second pass with, and running it again clears stray strands the first swipe left behind.