Baby Beauty Salon

Bubbles fill a small tub the moment the round opens, with a baby character sitting in the middle, hair damp and a little messy. The first tool is usually a sponge or a bottle of baby wash, and a few taps turn the damp, tangled hair smooth and shiny. Baby Beauty Salon runs through the bath stage before any hairstyle or nail color gets picked, so the very first change is already visible in the skin and hair.

The hairstyling station holds a brush, a blow dryer, and options like pigtails, a side braid, or looped ribbons in different colors. Next to it sits a nail tray with polish in a dozen shades plus small stickers, and a light makeup set limited to blush and a clear or pink lip gloss. Each station is its own screen, so choices don't layer on top of each other the way clothing does, but colors can still be matched from one station to the next.

Most spa games built around one teen character skip the bath step entirely, but this makeover game treats it as the whole first act instead of a shortcut. A finished round lines up the clean hair, painted nails, and finished face for a last photo, the baby posed and camera-ready after every station has been visited.

Drying and brushing the hair out fully before picking a style keeps a braid or a pair of pigtails from slipping loose right after they're set. Matching the nail polish to a ribbon or hair clip color ties the whole photo together without needing a fourth station to do it. The lip gloss shades are tucked into a small strip under the makeup tab and are easy to scroll past, but they show up clearly in the final close-up.