Brain Puzzle 3 Level 48

Overview

Level 48 is a beauty-makeover puzzle. The banner reads "Create beautiful makeup looks for the girls," and a male makeup artist with white hair sits at a lit vanity holding an eyeshadow palette, saying "I can do any makeup look, go ahead and test me!" A single woman stands in the middle of a dusty pink dressing room, wearing a white off-shoulder top and an orange floral skirt. The room itself is unkempt: a spiderweb hangs in the top corner, the window is closed and dark, and a broom and feather duster lie on the floor. A pink makeup bag sits on a shelf with mascara tubes, and a setting-spray bottle stands on the vanity. The goal is to get the space ready and then turn the model into a series of polished, distinct makeup looks.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 6

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the objective. "Create beautiful makeup looks for the girls." The makeup artist is ready, but the room is dusty and the window is shut, so first tidy up before styling.

1. Remove the spiderweb. A cobweb hangs in the upper corner of the wall. Use the feather duster on the floor to sweep it away. The web disappears, leaving a clean wall.

1. Open the window. The window on the right is closed on a dark, night-looking pane. Tap it to fling it open, revealing a bright sunny sky with a smiling sun and cloud. Natural daylight floods in.

1. Give the woman her first makeover. With the room clean and lit, use the makeup palette on the standing woman. She transforms: her long brown hair becomes wavy black hair under a white beret, and her outfit becomes a denim jacket and skirt. A thought bubble next to her shows this exact beret look, confirming it is correct.

1. Do the next makeover. Apply makeup again and she transforms into a second look: short orange hair, a black top, an oversized yellow jacket and denim shorts, matching the new thought bubble that appears. A colorful rainbow paint-splash decal decorates the wall to mark the creative styling.

1. Continue through the remaining looks. Repeat the makeover action for the rest of the requested girls (different hair colors and outfits appear in the thought bubbles each time). Each accepted look adds one more styled girl.

1. Style the makeup artist himself. In the final photo the artist no longer has plain white hair — it has been dyed bright rainbow colors. Apply the colorful styling to him as well so he is part of the finished shoot.

1. Wait for the group photo. Once all the looks are complete, a framed group photo appears showing all the styled girls lined up behind the rainbow-haired artist, with sparkles around them, and the "Completed" state triggers.

Strategy & Reasoning

The puzzle has two layers. The outer layer is environment: you cannot do beauty work in a dusty, dark room, so the spiderweb and the closed window are the blocking objects. Cleaning them and opening the curtains/window is the "unlock" for the styling phase. The inner layer is the makeover loop: each time you use the makeup tools on the model, she changes into a completely different character, and the thought bubble floating beside her tells you whether you landed on the intended look. The game is testing whether you recognize that "makeup looks" means multiple distinct transformations, not just one pretty face.

The reason the woman's whole outfit and hair change each time is that the game treats each "girl" as a completed character design rather than just lipstick. The broom, plunger-like floor object and setting spray are not the main tools here — the palette in the artist's hands is what triggers the transformation. The red blemishes briefly visible on the artist's own face suggest even he needs the finishing spray, but the decisive finishing touch is the rainbow hair in the group photo.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: trying to do makeup before cleaning the room. If you tap the woman while the spiderweb is still up and the window is dark, nothing progresses. Dust and shutters must be dealt with first.
• Mistake: stopping after one makeover. The first transformation (beret girl) is not the finish — the thought bubble keeps changing to a new target (orange-haired girl, and more). You must repeat the styling until all looks are done.
• Mistake: ignoring the male makeup artist. The final group photo includes him with rainbow-colored hair. If you only style the women and leave his white hair untouched, the shoot is incomplete.

Note: solution steps are based on visible frames only.