Wedding Perfect MakeUp
A bridal makeup session in layers — foundation, eyeshadow, lipstick, lashes and blush — then the outfit.
The sequence Racz Ioan Paul II laid out is a real makeup routine rather than a set of stickers: foundation first, then eyeshadow chosen to match the lipstick, then lashes, then blush. Each step is applied separately and each one is visible in the result.
Matching the eyeshadow to the lipstick is called out explicitly in the game’s own brief, and it is good advice — bridal makeup falls apart most often at that pairing, because the two are the loudest elements on the face and are chosen at different moments.
Clothing comes after and is meant to be combined with what you built. Coming to the wardrobe with a finished face means the outfit is chosen to serve it, which is the opposite of how most of the genre runs and produces a more coherent result.
Controls
Apply each cosmetic in turn from the product rows, then choose the clothing.
How to Play
- Apply foundation before anything else.
- Choose the lipstick, then pick eyeshadow that answers it.
- Add lashes and blush to finish the face.
- Choose clothing that suits the palette you built.
Tips & Tricks
Pick the lipstick before the eyeshadow, not after. The lips are the harder colour to place, and choosing shadow first almost always leaves you with a shade that nothing on the lip row agrees with.
Frequently Asked Questions
What order do the cosmetics go on?
Foundation, then eyeshadow and lipstick as a matched pair, then lashes and blush.
Does the clothing come before the makeup?
No, the face is built first and the outfit is chosen to suit it.
