Amelia: Makeup By Touch
Learn to apply makeup by feeling the texture and geography of the face.
How to play
- Select a stage to begin.
- Drag your finger or mouse over the face to apply the product.
- Focus on the specific zones mentioned in the guide.
- Cover each zone until it reaches the required threshold.
- Complete all four stages to finish the look.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag your finger to apply makeup to the zones.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag to apply makeup to the zones.
More about this game
Amelia: Makeup By Touch is a guided tutorial where you apply makeup by feeling the texture of the products. You progress through four stages: Primer, Foundation, Blush, and Eyeshadow. In each stage, you must cover the specific zones of the face until they reach the 68% coverage threshold. The game ends when you complete all four stages. The game is a simple makeup simulation with no violence, sexual content, or gambling. The game is a simple makeup simulation with no violence, sexual content, or gambling. The game is a simple makeup simulation with no violence, sexual content, or gambling.
Tips
- Pay attention to the guide text at the bottom. It tells you which zones to focus on and what texture to feel for.
- You don't need to cover the entire face, only the specific zones for each stage.
- The coverage threshold is 68%, so you don't need to perfectly cover every spot in a zone.
Questions
How many stages are there?
There are four stages: Primer, Foundation, Blush, and Eyeshadow. There are four stages: Primer, Foundation, Blush, and Eyeshadow. There are four stages: Primer, Foundation, Blush, and Eyeshadow.
How do I know when a zone is done?
A toast notification will appear saying the zone is learned, and the guide text will update. A toast notification will appear saying the zone is learned, and the guide text will update.
Do I need to cover the whole face?
No, you only need to cover the specific zones for each stage, such as the forehead, cheeks, and chin for the primer. No, you only need to cover the specific zones for each stage, such as the forehead, cheeks, and chin for the primer.