Princess Super Spy

Only her eyes are visible when the dossier photo loads in Princess Super Spy, and the first eyeshadow shade you brush on starts building her undercover face. Nothing else is filled in yet, so that single choice sets the tone for everything applied after it, and the open folder beside the mirror is a reminder that this face has to pass for someone else's by the end of the round.

The makeup tray runs in the usual order — base, eyes, cheeks, lips — but sits next to a gadget strip: a magnifying monocle, a clip-on earpiece, a pair of dark sunglasses. Foundation and concealer layer under blush and contour, and the gadgets clip onto the face over the finished makeup instead of replacing any of it.

Where most makeup game rounds end on a plain glamor shot, this one drops the finished face into a mission scene — a rooftop, a gala hallway — so the makeup gets judged against a backdrop instead of a blank frame, and the gadgets you clipped on earlier show up in the same shot.

Keeping the eyeshadow smoky rather than bright helps the sunglasses sit naturally over it later. Matching lip color to the earpiece trim ties the gadgets into the makeup instead of leaving them looking bolted on. The monocle only appears once contour is applied, so add cheek color before hunting for it in the gadget strip.