Eye Art - Perfect Makeup Artist

Bare lids and lashes fill most of the screen at the start, with a row of eyeshadow shades sitting below. Eye Art - Perfect Makeup Artist opens with that first shadow color, and it sets a base tone the liner and lashes build on next.

Eyeshadow comes in single shades and pre-blended duo shades, a matte taupe next to a shimmering rose gold, arranged in a swatch strip. Liner shapes sit in their own row, a thin classic line, a winged flick, a smudged smoky edge, and lash styles range from natural short lashes to a dramatic fringe. Brow shape and color sit in a smaller row underneath, since the brow frames whatever shadow sits above it.

Zooming in this close on one feature instead of a full face is the angle most makeover games skip, so a small shift in liner angle actually shows up. A finished eye gets a close-up final shot, framed the same way as the opening shot so the change is obvious.

Two shadow shades blended together add more depth to the lid than one flat color alone. Pairing liner shape to lash style, a thin line with natural lashes or a winged flick with a dramatic fringe, keeps the two from fighting each other. Brow color is easy to overlook, but checking it against the hair last stops a mismatch from throwing off the whole look.