Kitty Animal Hair Salon - Fashion Hair Stylist

Fur sticks up and the claws are still bare when the kitten first sits down in the chair. Kitty Animal Hair Salon - Fashion Hair Stylist starts on grooming rather than styling, so the first stage is a bath and a comb-through before shears even show up, and the length left after trimming decides which hairstyles fit later in the round.

After grooming, the tools split into hair, nails, and salon extras. Hairstyles run from a short bob to a high side ponytail with a ribbon tie, dye runs from a solid pastel to a two-tone streak, and clips and bows sit in their own row so they go on top of any finished style. Nail polish comes in a strip of solid colors plus a few patterned options, and a small spa section adds face gems or a light blush over the fur.

Most makeover games send you straight to clothes and skip grooming, but this one treats the coat itself as the first layer to shape, so a badly trimmed cut still shows through a nice hairstyle later. The round ends with the kitten posed in the finished chair, coat, color, nails, and accessories all visible together, ready to screenshot or start over on a fresh cut.

Trim the coat evenly before picking a hairstyle, since uneven length shows at the edges once a style sits on top of it. Match the dye to the nail polish instead of choosing them apart, because a two-tone streak next to a plain nail color reads calmer than two loud patterns together. Save the bow or clip for last so it sits over the finished style instead of getting hidden under a later change.