Nail Art Beauty Salon

A client sits down at the station with bare nails, and the first choice is the shape you file them into — almond, square, or a pointed stiletto. That one pick changes how every color and charm sits afterward in Nail Art Beauty Salon.

The toolkit is split into stages: a base coat and shape first, then a rack of polish colors from milky nudes to glossy reds, then a tray of extras — rhinestones, foil flakes, tiny bows, and stick-on charms shaped like flowers or stars. French tips and ombré fades sit in their own row, and every layer, polish, pattern, gem, stacks on top of the last without covering it up.

Where most makeover games spread your attention across hair, face, and clothes, this one narrows the whole round down to ten fingertips, so a small swap like one gem actually changes the look. A finished set gets shown off on a card at the end, ready for the next client to sit down.

Match the top coat to the client's outfit if there's a hint of one on screen, and keep at least one hand simpler than the other if the rest of the set is loud, since an all-over glitter base under stacked charms turns muddy fast. Clean up the line around the cuticle before adding stickers, because anything placed after that step covers up the mess a rushed base coat left behind.