Princess Incredible Spring Neon Hairstyles

A princess sits in a salon chair against a pastel spring backdrop, with shelves of neon dye bottles and combs along one side of the screen. Before anything else you choose a base hairstyle from a row of shape cards along the bottom, and the hair redraws on her head the second you tap one. Length, curl and updo all come as separate shapes, so it pays to scroll the whole row before committing.

The toolkit is mostly hair. There are dye colors in saturated neon shades like hot pink, lime and electric blue, plus ombre and streak tools that paint only part of the hair. Braid and bun overlays stack on top of a colored base, and hair jewelry like clips, flowers and thin crowns sit on top of those. Further down the category list are blush, eyeshadow, a matte lipstick, spring dresses and earrings, arranged in tabs so you can hop between hair and clothes without losing your place.

What separates this hair salon game from a plain dress up page is the two-pass color system: you dye the hair first, then layer streaks or an ombre over that base, so one hairstyle can hold two or three neon tones at once. A round ends with the finished look displayed on a spring-themed card you can save, with the hairstyle front and center and the outfit framing it.

Start with the base color, because streaks blend differently on dark neon than on pale pastel. A braid over an ombre reads really well, since the color shift shows along the twist. Check the flower clips after coloring, not before, since some of them are tinted to match whatever dye is already on her head.