Animal Fashion Hair Salon

The first thing on screen is a shaggy animal client sitting in a salon chair, fur messy and eyes blinking at you. You start with the spa step: rinse the fur with the shower head, lather it up, and towel dry. Every action happens where you tap or drag, so the sponge goes right onto the dirty spots and the dryer follows your hand. Once the client is clean and fluffy, you move down the row of salon stations, one at a time.

Each station covers a different part of the makeover. At the hair station you pick a cut first, then a color from a row of dye bottles, then extras like highlights, a side braid, or little clips. The nail station has a paw-shaped hand where you choose a base polish, a sparkle top coat, and tiny decals. There is also a decorating step where you add a bow, a hat, or a scarf to finish the look. Things layer the way you would expect: color goes under clips, polish goes under decals.

The twist compared to a usual makeover game is the cleaning step at the start. You are not handed a neat model; you get a muddy, tangled client and have to do the bath and brushing before anything else unlocks properly. A round ends when you finish the last station and the final styled look is shown off, clean, coiffed and ready for the camera.

Work in station order, since skipping ahead means redoing steps. For color, a light pastel dye reads better once the fur is fully dry, so spend extra passes with the dryer. At the nail station, tap the small arrow tabs on the sides of the tray, because a couple of the polish patterns are hidden behind the first page.