Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind Level 111 Charming Eyes Walkthrough

To clear Level 111 (Charming Eyes) in Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind, you must apply cosmetic items to the character's face in a strict grooming sequence: clean the base, shape the fold, add color, and finish with decorative makeup. Applying items out of order or touching unrelated vanity props will fail the attempt.

Step-by-Step Level 111 Solution

Follow this sequence from left to right, making sure to complete each action on both eyes:

1. Cleanse with Eye Drops: Drag the eye drops or soothing patches over both eyes to remove redness and fatigue markers.
2. Apply Eyelid Tape: Pick up the eyelid styling strips and place them across the upper fold of each eyelid until the double-crease line forms.
3. Insert Cosmetic Contact Lenses: Drag the colored contact lenses onto the center of each pupil to enlarge the irises.
4. Swipe the Mascara: Take the mascara wand and swipe along the upper lash margin of each eye to lengthen the lashes.
5. Confirm the Transformation: Once all four items are applied symmetrically to both eyes, release your touch. The character strikes a pose with sparkle animations, signaling the stage victory.

Traps and Failure Points to Avoid

Level 111 penalizes improper layering and vanity distractions:

• Layering Out of Order: Applying decorative mascara before the eyelid tape will cause the makeup to smudge and reset the step. The puzzle strictly enforces a hierarchy of cleaning, shaping, and decorating.
• Non-Eye Distractors: Props such as hair dryers, perfume bottles, and lipstick sit on the vanity surface as red herrings. Interacting with them wastes moves or triggers an irritated reaction.
• Asymmetrical Application: Both eyes must receive each enhancement. If the victory sequence does not play after applying mascara, check whether one eye missed the contact lens or eyelid tape.
• Touch-Offset Issues: Hitboxes on cosmetic lenses can register slightly above the center pupil on tall mobile screens. If an item fails to snap, aim your release point slightly higher on the eye.