Match Disney Characters To Their Makeup Palettes Quiz
I recently dropped a makeup palette generator where you can turn literally any theme into a fully custom makeup palette. Naturally, people started making Disney-themed palettes — and honestly? They were so good, it felt illegal not to make a quiz about it. So I did.
I created 20 makeup palettes inspired by iconic Disney characters, and your job is to guess who they belong to. Some are obvious. Others? Absolutely impossible. Choose wisely — there's a lot at stake.
Now it's your turn. Use the makeup palette generator below to create your own Disney-inspired palettes. Think you can top mine? Prove it. And if you think yours is tricky enough, drop it in the comments and quiz everyone else — let's see who can actually guess it.
Drop your quiz score in the comments, share your Disney-inspired palette, and challenge everyone else to guess who it's based on. Let the chaotic guessing games begin.
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