Fashion Stylist Salon Makeover

Rows of salon stations line the screen, and the client in the first chair starts with flat hair and a bare face, a comb reached for before any hanger. Fashion Stylist Salon Makeover works station by station: hair first, since the color and cut you set there decide how much of the face shows once the makeup step begins.

Each station has its own small kit. Hair offers a curling iron, a flat iron, dye swatches, and clips for a half-up style or a low bun. The nail bar runs through a base coat, a polish wheel, and stick-on gems for an accent nail. Skincare and makeup share a station with a cleansing wipe, a cream blush, and a matte lipstick, and the closet at the end holds a blazer, a slip dress, and heeled sandals that pull the look together.

Unlike a makeover game that opens straight on a face and calls it done, this one forces a full pass through hair, nails, and skin before the outfit even loads, so the finished look is built from several small stations instead of one screen. The session wraps with the client turning in the chair for a final look, which doubles as the save shot.

Setting the hair color before touching makeup keeps the blush working with the dye instead of against it, since warm tones sit differently under a cool-toned dye than a warm one. Do the nails early, because the polish wheel is easy to miss once the closet opens and the client's hands stop being the focus. A plain outfit reads more finished when the nail color and lipstick share a shade instead of running two separate palettes.