Princess sweetheart makeup look
A soft pink studio look: light lids, a little blush, lipstick, then gloss. The portrait below is the game’s Sweetheart example. In the studio this starter is called Sweet, and the theme is Sweetheart.
Six Sweetheart colors
These are the theme colors. Staying near them helps the palette part of the score. Suggested shows six chips for the current brush, filled by the Sweet starter, so not every theme hex appears there. Pink, magenta, cream, and white are on the main color grid. Light pink is on the Sweet blush and gloss chips. Gold is not on the free grid: set #d4af37 with Custom, or unlock the Gilded Metal palette, which includes it.
- Pink
#ff5c8a - Magenta
#e84393 - Light pink
#ffb6c1 - Cream
#f5e6c8 - Gold
#d4af37 - White
#ffffff
The Sweet starter already places a mouth at #e07a9a, a cheek at #f0a8b8, and a shadow at #d4a0b8. Treat that as the first layer and keep later color sheer.
Brush order
- Eyeshadow. The eyes close for this brush. Set Custom to light pink (
#ffb6c1) if Suggested does not list it, sweep the lid, then add a smaller touch of pink (#ff5c8a) from the color grid toward the outer corner. Leave Clip to lids & lips on. Mirror starts on. - Glitter. Use gold (
#d4af37, set with Custom) or white at the inner corner. Glitter lays down scattered specks, so a short tap keeps them together and a long drag spreads them. - Blush. Sweep pink or magenta on the cheeks at low opacity. The starter cheek is already rosy, so stop while you can still see skin. Mirror starts on.
- Lipstick. Fill the lips with pink (
#ff5c8a). Clip keeps the color on the mouth. - Gloss. Paint over the lipstick with light pink or white so the center of the lip looks wet. Gloss stays on the lips while clip is on.
- Highlight. Use a short stroke of cream (
#f5e6c8) or white on the brow bone and a thin line down the nose. Keep it smaller than the blush. - Brow. Use a small brush and a soft brown, not black. Mirror keeps the pair matched. Black brows pull this look toward the Gothic Night look.
- Contacts, optional. Stamp the iris if you want a brighter eye. It is a single stamp, not a drag.
Tips for this look
- Lower opacity before blush and eyeshadow. You can add a second pass. You cannot easily make a heavy pink patch look soft again without the Eraser.
- White and cream read as shine only in small areas. A large white patch on the cheek looks unfinished.
- Press Orbit and drag to see both cheeks. Pinch to zoom the inner-corner glitter. A pinch does not paint.
- Eyeliner is optional here. If you add it, keep the size small and the line close to the lashes, or it stops looking soft.
- Free studio gives you time to layer gloss. Quick 90s is enough for lids, blush, and lips if you skip glitter and contacts. Classic 9 min is the long timed round.
- Save to the local gallery if you want the picture later. It holds 8 looks, and the file stays in this browser.
Brush names, modes, and coins are covered in how to play.