Cotton Candy Style Hair Salon

The first thing on screen is a client in the salon chair with a fairly wild head of hair and a tray of tools beside her. You start with the wash: water, shampoo, rinse. Drag the tool or product onto her head and the game takes over for a second, showing bubbles or steam while it works. Once she is clean, the scissors unlock and you can actually cut.

After the wash station, the toolkit splits into hair, nails, and decorating. The hair side has combs, scissors, a curling iron, a straightener, and a rack of dye colors in pinks, blues, and pastels that fit the cotton candy name. Hair grows in sections, so you can do a blunt bob, long waves, or a curly updo, then stack a clip or accessory on top. The nail station lets you pick a shape, paint each nail, and add tiny patterns. Decorating covers the room around the chair, so the whole salon can end up matching your color scheme.

The unusual part is that one client walks through the entire spa routine instead of just one station. This is a makeover game where the payoff is the full transformation, and a round ends when your client steps out of the chair with finished hair, painted nails, and a before-and-after moment you can look at.

Work in order: wash, cut, then color, because dye takes better on a fresh cut. Pick one or two pastel colors instead of three so the hairstyle reads as one idea. Match one nail shade to the hair color and the final look pulls together.