Witch Beauty Salon

A witch walks into the chair in Witch Beauty Salon with pale green skin and tangled hair, and the first thing you touch is her skin tone, since everything after builds on it. Click a shade and her whole face shifts, warts and all. From there the chair swivels toward a tray of brushes and bottles, and every pick locks into place before you move to the next tool.

The toolkit runs like an actual salon menu: a mud face mask, a cucumber eye treatment, hair dye in violet and swamp green, a side braid or a wild loose style, then nail polish in a dozen shades from black glitter to blood red. Makeup sits in its own row, with a smoky eyeshadow, a cracked-lip stain and a beauty mark you can drag onto her cheek. Spa tools and cosmetic layers sit side by side, so a treatment can change her skin before a lipstick ever touches it.

Where a lot of makeover games jump straight to lipstick and eyeshadow, this one makes you sit through the spa half first, so the face mask and eye patches actually change the canvas underneath the makeup. A round in Witch Beauty Salon ends with the chair spinning around for a full reveal, the finished witch posed for a screenshot.

Start with the skin and spa treatments before you touch the makeup drawer, since a fresh mask changes how every eyeshadow color reads on top of it. Pair the swamp-green hair with a plum lipstick instead of black, because the darker tones nearly disappear against the mask. Watch for the small arrow at the edge of the tray: it flips to a second row of nail polish that's easy to miss on a first pass.