Eli Beauty

Before any makeup shows up, the opening screen usually hands you a cleansing or masking step for the skin. Eli Beauty treats that first step as more than a formality, since the tone you leave the skin in changes how later foundation and blush sit on top. One choice, a clay mask or a bright serum, already sets up the base for everything after.

The toolkit splits between spa steps and styling ones. Early tabs hold skin tools like face masks, jade rollers, and toner pads, while later tabs move into makeup with foundation shades, cream blushes, and a matte lipstick or two. Hair sits in its own section with braids, buns, and loose waves, and every layer sits on top of the last, so a skin treatment stays visible under sheer foundation instead of getting erased by it.

A lot of makeover games start straight at the makeup brush and skip the skin entirely. This one treats the spa portion as a real step in the beauty game, not a loading screen, letting a treatment choice carry through to how the final face looks. A session wraps with a finished portrait, skin, makeup, and hair all visible together, ready to save.

Cleanse or mask the skin before opening the makeup tabs, since it's easy to skip past on the way to color and that base tone affects everything layered on top. Match lipstick shade to blush instead of picking each one on its own, since a cool-toned blush next to a warm-orange lip tends to look off. Braids and buns often hide under a headband or clip option, so check the hair menu for a second pass before calling the face finished.