Face painting happens on the 2D vanity canvas, but lashes and hair live in 3D — and they are what voters notice during the catwalk close-ups. This guide covers equipping catalog lashes, nailing their position, layering hair, and using mirror symmetry for clean eyeliner.
Equip 3D catalog lashes
- Open the accessory catalog from the styling options.
- Search for lash styles — fluttery 3D lashes come in many shapes, from natural clusters to spiky anime-inspired sets.
- Match the lash to the theme: clustered manga-style lashes suit dramatic prompts like Goth, while lighter styles fit Fairycore or Clean Girl.
Use the positioning handles
Once a lash is equipped, you are not stuck with the default placement:
- Grab the positioning handles shown on the equipped accessory.
- Align the lash line with your painted eyeliner so the 3D asset and the 2D makeup read as one piece.
- Check both eyes — a lash floating off the lid is the first thing visible in a facial close-up pose.
Layer hairstyles
- Pick a base hairstyle, then layer additional styles on top for volume and silhouette.
- Keep the hairline clear of the makeup you painted: a fringe that covers your eyeshadow wastes the minutes you spent on it.
- Recheck the full head from a distance before the timer ends.
Draw mirror-symmetry eyeliner
- Draw one eye’s liner first, slowly, at a small brush size.
- Mirror it on the other side — matching the angle and thickness matters more than complexity.
- Step back and compare both eyes before moving to lips; asymmetric wings are the most common beginner flaw.
A reliable finishing order
- Lashes equipped and positioned.
- Hair layered and checked.
- Liner symmetry confirmed.
- Final full-face inspection before the catwalk.
For what happens next, see the voting and stars guide — the first 2 seconds of your walk are where all this work pays off.