Face Paint Salon

You start with a bare face and a tray of paint, brushes and stencils, then build up a design one layer at a time. Swirls, stars, animal spots and gem stickers all sit in the toolkit, and you can blend colors or wipe a section clean if a line goes crooked. Once the face art is done, you move on to hair, a simple outfit and a few accessories to match whatever theme you painted.

The stencil tool is the detail worth knowing about: instead of freehand shapes only, you can lock in a butterfly or a tiger stripe pattern and just fill it with color, which makes symmetrical designs actually possible. It turns this makeover game into something closer to a small art project than a quick costume swap.