Prêt-à-Makeup

The graphics are very impressive and I completely understand how this could be a great tool for make up artists and other professionals. But, I wish there was a slightly better basic package, even if the app cost 2-4 dollars from the get go. If there was an initial purchase with a wider range of basic make up, I might be more convinced to get a subscription. I can’t get a good enough feel for how much I’d be able to do with the app without being able to test out the kinds of colors I’d like to use. It’s also challenging that I can’t do anything to select the size of the brush that is being used to apply the make up. It’s particularly frustrating with eyeshadow, where the type of tool is so important. I can’t really get a clean line of eyeshadow if I wanted to. All that being said, the prescription cost seems very high. I could see this being purchased by more people, even young girls, if it was within a more affordable range.

This game is very entrancing and a capital game to perfect your more artistic makeup game. The only problem I have stumbled across when playing this game is that in order to get the more excellent makeup kits, you must buy a monthly subscription. I highly doubt that many really want to pay money for a video game such as this monthly, so it leaves so much to be desired for the people who cannot or do not want to pay money per month for the makeup kits. That said, the graphics on this game are splendid and there turns out to be a lot that you can do with just some simple makeup. I really do like this game, and think that it would flourish truly if you charged money at the initial purchasing or the game and then nobody has to pay monthly.

This app literally brought tears of joy to my eyes when I first tried it on my sister’s Ipad Pro with her Apple pencil. I had an older Ipad with a cracked screen which was incompatible with the Apple pencil, so I was using my finger to apply the makeup (which worked, but kept me limited from using the app to it’s full and potential), and this app made me run out to the Apple store the next day and buy a brand new Ipad Pro with an Apple pencil. No joke. The graphics are so realistic. An iridescent eye shadow actually appears iridescent when you move the Ipad around. The whole face is 3d and it’s incredible. I’ve been waiting for something like this my whole life. My only suggestions are: Brush options. It’d be nice to be able to choose a way of applying the makeup. I.e. specific brushes. Brow applications, pencil & brush. Brows are a big deal right now, and I can’t seem to figure out how to mimic brows correctly. Adding popular brand’s palettes to experiment with. All in all it’s a great app! I’m hooked!

I really love this app, and although I do think that not everyone can pay for the monthly subscription, I think that you can still do a ton with the two collections you start off with (I did that for six months before getting the subscription), and I also understand that the developers need the money to keep the app running. I do have one recommendation though; I think it would be really nice to have a blending tool or ‘brush’, or maybe even a few in different sizes and shapes. I often put down product and then wish that there was a way to blend it in more. Thank you!

This app’s ok........ish.... The fact that you only get two sets of makeup without paying the subscription fee is just sad, especially when each product comes in very few colors. It’s fun at first, but since there’s not so many variations you can make, it gets boring quickly. I’m sure if I paid the subscription fee it would be more interesting, but because the basic game wasn’t very interesting or detailed (and kinda like just coloring something) I’m definitely not getting it. Also, I expected to be able to do a whole look, and when I found out it was just the face and not even the hair or anything.... yeeeaaaahhhhh.....