Stewardess Beauty Salon

Inside the salon, a flight attendant settles into the chair, and Stewardess Beauty Salon opens with a skin treatment before any color gets applied. Choosing a face mask or cleansing gel first changes how bright the skin looks once the makeup layer goes on, so that early pick carries through the rest of the session. From there the game moves station by station, from nails to hair to the final makeup pass.

The stations cover the full beauty-salon lineup: a spa station with masks and steam, a nail bar with polish colors and simple nail-art patterns, a hair station with cuts, colors, and updos, and a makeup counter for foundation, blush, and lip color. Hair styles run from a sleek low bun to loose waves, and nail colors layer a base coat under a top pattern rather than replacing it outright. Each station sits behind its own icon, so the treatment order is up to you rather than fixed.

This beauty salon game differs from a single-station makeover by running the full set of treatments before the makeup even starts, so the finished look carries a manicure and a hairstyle along with a made-up face instead of just one. The session ends with the flight attendant fully styled and ready for the shift, hair, nails, and face all shown together on the last screen.

Matching the nail color to the hair tone first keeps the palette from clashing once the makeup goes on, and doing the spa treatment before anything else means the skin base looks fresh under foundation. Trying a bun or braid before committing to loose waves is worth it too, since the hairstyle changes the whole face shape more than any single makeup color does.