Rainbow Girls Halloween Salon

The first thing on screen is one of the girls sitting in a salon chair, with a row of treatment icons across the bottom. You start with the spa step: cleanser, a mask, maybe cucumber slices for the eyes. Tap an item and it applies with a quick animation, so you can see the skin go from tired to fresh before anything else happens. Once the face is clean, the game hands you over to the next station, and that is when the Halloween part kicks in.

The toolkit splits into the three areas the title promises. The hair section has long wavy styles, a high ponytail, space buns, and dyed streaks in purple, green, and orange. Nails get their own screen with short and long shapes plus little decals like spiders, stars, and candy corn. The face station is where the costume energy lives: matte lipstick, glitter eyeshadow, blush, and accessories like a witch hat or bat clips that sit on top of the finished hair.

What separates this from a plain makeover game is the order of it. You cannot skip to the makeup, because every layer sits on the skin and hair underneath, so a rushed spa step shows in the final look. A round ends when all three girls are done and you get a side-by-side reveal of the finished trio, and you can keep the completed look on screen to compare against a redo.

To get a result you actually like, finish the spa fully before touching makeup, since the paint goes on smoother. Pick the hair first and build the face around it, because streaked hair pushes you toward bolder eyeshadow. And check the nail decals before settling on a plain color, since a tiny bat or star reads as a costume detail from far away.