Hoshino, Me wo Tsubutte.
The Two Faces of Misaki Hoshino.

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RomComs with dramatic elements that focus not just on the MC and his love life, but also him helping a colorful cast of couples around him. Gyarus, idols, gay issues... 

The main premise of both mangas lies in the focus of high school students trying to keep up appearances. Upholding a secret among each other that enables the characters to grow closer together. Both contain lighthearted story with the occasional heart tugging moments.  

same pattern where he had childhood friend that completely different with huge make up also this romantic comedy is really similar to each other and if you look closely its almost Harem like manga 

Both have a main character who is reclusive and has a tough time at making friends at first. Both are comedy, romance, school life, and shounen.  

Ah the duality of the high school feminine form. As Usa (from Bokura wa Minna Kawaisou) once said rocking to himself, "What am I supposed to believe? Makeup... makeup is scary." That manta is hammered home in both "Switch Girl!!" and "Hoshino, Me wo Tsubutte.?", where the yin/yang of the high school female duality is expressed via the magic of makeup that allows the female protagonists of both series to create a new persona that transforms them into the star they believe they need to be. 

Both manga feel quite similar, with some twists that makes each unique. While both are "harems" Nisekoi focuses more on love than Hoshino.