Harley and BFF PJ Party

Harley and her best friend show up side by side the moment Harley and BFF PJ Party loads, both make-up free and waiting for the same routine. You usually start on skin — a cleansing wipe or a face mask — before either girl gets any color on her face, and each click carries over to just one character at a time. Switching between the two is as simple as tapping a portrait, so you can bounce between them instead of finishing one first.

Skincare and makeup share the toolkit, running from a clay mask and a jar of moisturizer through eyeshadow palettes, cream blush, and a few lip gloss shades. Hair tools come next — a claw clip, a loose braid, a high bun — followed by the pajama sets themselves: matching flannel sets, oversized tees, and fuzzy slippers. Nearly everything can be mixed across the two characters, so Harley can end up in one print while her friend wears another.

What this makeover game adds to the usual solo routine is the second character standing right there for comparison, so a blush shade or a lip color gets judged against a friend's face instead of in isolation. The round wraps up with both girls dressed for the night in coordinated or contrasting pajamas, and it usually closes on a shot of the two finished looks side by side.

Finish the skincare step fully before touching color, since a couple of makeup layers only look right over a clean, moisturized face. Keeping the two friends in the same color family — even if the prints differ — makes the final pair look put together instead of random. The hair tools are tucked under a separate tab from makeup, and it's easy to forget them entirely if you jump straight from face to pajamas.