Beach Back Spa Salon

The first thing on screen is a client lying face-down on a spa table, sand still on her shoulders, with a shelf of lotions and tools along one side. You start with the back treatment, which is the step the game is named for. You tap a cleanser, spread it, rinse it, and watch her skin change as each product lands. It takes about a minute before she sits up and the salon menu appears, showing every stage still open to you.

The toolkit covers the full session: back masks and scrubs, facial cleansers, hair washing and styling, and a nail station. The back products come in labeled bottles with different colors and textures, and you can layer a scrub under a soothing mask. Hair gets shampoo, a blow dry, then a styling menu with waves, straight looks and updos. The nail bench holds polish shades, decals and a file, and the facial products layer in a set order, clean before tone before cream.

Most makeover games stop at face and nails, but this one gives the back its own full treatment sequence, which changes how a round plays since you begin facing away from the client. A round ends with the client in her finished look by the water, and the game holds on that final result so you can see every step you chose together.

Do the back and face first, because those products take the most taps and the later hair tools cover less of her skin. Match one polish shade to the mask color you used on her back; the final shot shows both. If her hair looks flat at the end, go back into the styling menu and add an updo instead of leaving it loose.