DIY Makeup

Make cosmetics, then use them

DIY Makeup is a simulation game about creating beauty products and using them in makeovers. Instead of choosing only from finished items, you mix ingredients, prepare skincare treatments, and apply colour to lips and eyes. It suits players who enjoy simple crafting, salon-style routines, and visual results without the pressure of a complex management game.

From ingredients to a finished look

The game turns familiar materials into makeup projects. You can combine items such as crayons and coconut oil to make cosmetics, prepare treatments including avocado masks, and create colour products such as raspberry blush. Once the products are ready, swipe and tap through the application stages to shape a complete look.

Makeup is presented in 3D, with dedicated tools for adding detail around the eyes and lips. The bright, dollhouse-like presentation keeps the focus on colour, texture, and the change from an unfinished face to a completed makeover.

Good for short creative sessions

• Mix ingredients to create virtual cosmetics.
• Prepare skincare steps before applying makeup.
• Work on lips, eyes, blush, and other parts of a look.
• Use straightforward touch controls built around tapping, stirring, and swiping.

What to expect

DIY Makeup is best approached as a relaxed creative toy rather than a deep salon or business simulator. Its appeal comes from the individual steps: combining materials, watching them become a product, and using that product in a makeover. Players looking for detailed long-term progression may find the structure limited, while frequent advertisements can interrupt the flow for some users.

Published by TabTale, the game has reached 50,000,000+ installs and holds a rating of 4.14 from more than 124,000 reviews, suggesting a broad audience for its accessible makeup-and-crafting format.