Superstar Makeup Party

A pop star's bare face fills the screen at the start, waiting on a spa step before any makeup goes near it. Superstar Makeup Party opens with a cleansing or mask choice, and that first pick changes how the skin looks under the products that follow.

Products split into stations: foundation shades and blush across a base layer, eyeshadow palettes and false lashes for the eyes, lipstick finishes running from matte to glossy, and a separate row for hairstyles like a high ponytail or loose waves. Nail colors and spa extras, like a cucumber eye mask or a face roller, sit off to one side.

A camera and feed screen at the end sets this makeover game apart from ones that stop at a mirror, since the finished look gets posted with likes and comments instead of just saved. A round wraps once that photo goes up, ready to compare against the last look.

Run through the spa steps before opening the makeup panel, since a fresh base changes how the foundation shade sits on screen. Pairing a bold lip with a neutral eye keeps the look from competing with itself, and the reverse works just as well with a bold eye and a bare lip. Tilting the head slightly before the photo catches better light than a flat, straight-on shot.