Nail Art Fashion Salon

You start with a client whose hands are on the table and a spa prep step ahead of her. Before any polish touches a nail, you clean and shape: file the edges, tend the cuticles, get the canvas ready. Each tool does one job, and the game highlights which nail needs attention next, so the first minute feels like a real checklist rather than a free-for-all. Once the prep is done, the salon side opens up.

The toolkit runs longer than you expect from a makeover game like this. Base colors come in a full polish rack, from pale pink to deep plum, and on top of that sit the art tools: stickers, rhinestones, stamps, gradients and fine brushes for drawn lines. Rings and hand jewelry sit in their own tab. Hair and face options live in separate sections too, so you can carry the same color story from a matte lipstick up through a side braid and down to the fingertips. Nails layer cleanly, so polish goes under stickers, gems sit on top, and you can redo one finger without wiping the whole hand.

The signature move is the per-finger control. Each nail keeps its own design, which means one accent nail in a pattern against four solid ones is a real option, and the game treats that as a feature instead of an accident. A finished round ends with your client shown off complete, hands posed with her hair and makeup done, ready to keep as a saved look.

Work in order: prep, polish, then art, because undoing gems smears the layer below. Pick the accent finger first and design it, then fill the other four with a color pulled from it. Miss the small brush icon in the art tab and you skip the freehand lines, which are the best tool for tying two colors together.