Kardashians Spooky Makeup

Kardashians Spooky Makeup opens on a face that's already primed, skin smooth and brows filled in, waiting for contour before anything spooky gets added. The first pick is usually a base shade, and it warms or cools the whole face before a single shadow gets touched. A bronzer stripe shows up right under the cheekbone the moment it's selected, already shaped like a finished contour line rather than a flat block of color.

Categories run from base and contour through eyes, lips, and a separate row of spooky extras. Base covers foundation, highlighter, and blush in a handful of glam shades. Eyes offer smoky shadow, a sharp winged liner, and a thin cobweb liner design saved for the Halloween side of the game. Lips run from a nude gloss to a deep matte plum, and each layer sits on top of the last without covering it completely, so a gloss can still catch light over a darker lip liner.

Instead of choosing between glam and scary, this makeover game lets a contoured, polished face carry a spider charm and a cracked-glass eye effect at the same time, so the spooky pieces sit on top of a look that could pass for a red carpet photo on its own. A finished face locks in as a final image once every layer is placed.

Start with contour before touching the eyes, since a shaped face changes how later shadow reads against the cheekbones. Keep the lip color darker than the blush so the spooky pieces don't fight the glam base underneath them. The cobweb liner works best kept thin and small, added last so it doesn't get smudged while blending the shadow around it.