Ellie And Friends Get Ready For First Date

Four faces line up along the top of the screen in Ellie And Friends Get Ready For First Date, and the first click is choosing which one to work on before any brush touches skin. Picking a character locks a close-up view of her face, and the base skin tone or blush shade chosen there carries through to every layer stacked afterward. Switching between the four mid-session is allowed, so a look started on one face can be abandoned for another.

The makeup rail runs foundation, blush, and highlighter first, then splits into eye categories: winged liner, three shades of shadow, and lashes that thicken with a second click. Lower down sits a lip row with a matte lipstick, a glossy tint, and a berry stain, plus a hair section offering a side braid, loose waves, and a half-up clip. Earrings and a choker sit off to the side as the only accessories, and each layers over whatever came before without wiping it out.

Running four characters through the same routine instead of one is the part that separates this makeover game from the single-face version, since a shade that flatters one face can look off on the next and there's no shortcut copy button between them. A round wraps once all four are done up, with a group shot of the finished friends lined up together instead of one solo portrait.

Matching shade families across all four faces before moving to hair keeps the group photo coordinated instead of clashing. Saving the loose waves for the friend with the lighter blush avoids the hair overpowering a subtle face. The character switcher tucked in the corner is easy to overlook, and skipping it means finishing one face fully before starting the next.