Super Braid Hairdresser HD

Frizzy, unbrushed hair is the very first thing you see, and the first tool you reach for is usually the comb or brush, since Super Braid Hairdresser HD wants the hair smoothed out before any parting gets drawn. Dragging the comb through in short strokes shows tangles clearing in real time, section by section, before you ever touch a braid pattern.

Tools line one side of the screen and finished styles line the other: a wide-tooth comb, sectioning clips, a spray bottle, then braid patterns from a simple three-strand plait to a fishtail and a Dutch braid pulled tight against the scalp. Ribbons, small clips and beads sit in their own row and thread into a finished braid instead of just sitting on top of it, so a plain plait can end up dressed with color.

What this hairdressing game does that a plain makeover screen does not is walk through the braid step by step, section by section, instead of dropping a finished style on with one tap, so getting it right takes the same small motions a real braid would. A round ends once every section is woven in and tied off, leaving one finished hairstyle to compare against how tangled the hair looked at the start.

Section the hair evenly before starting the braid, since uneven clumps make the fishtail pattern come out lopsided by the end. Pull each strand snug as you go instead of leaving slack, because a loose weave near the top unravels the tighter braiding lower down. Save the ribbon or bead for the last few inches of the braid, since threading it in earlier tends to get buried under the strands that follow.