Monster High Clawdeen Makeup

Clawdeen's bare face opens the game, zoomed in close enough that every brush stroke shows up clearly. The first pick is usually a foundation shade, and it spreads across her skin in one smooth layer before any other tool becomes active.

The toolkit moves through the usual makeup order: foundation and concealer first, then a palette of warm eyeshadows, a few styles of winged eyeliner, false lashes, blush and a shelf of lipsticks running from nude to deep red. Each tool layers on top of the last, so a heavy smoky eye still shows through a sheer gloss.

Most makeup games pull back to a full body shot once the face is done, but the camera here stays close the entire time, so every stroke of liner or blush actually shows. This makeover game ends when you back out of the tool menu and the finished face sits alone on screen, with no outfit or background competing for attention.

Blend the eyeshadow before lining the eyes, since the liner tool sits on top and can smear if the shadow is still being adjusted underneath it. A gold or amber shadow tends to suit her coloring better than cooler pinks. The lash tool hides at the bottom of the eye menu and is easy to scroll past, but adding even a light pair changes how the whole eye reads.