Halloween beauty salon.
Fifteen clients come to your salon, each with a costume in mind: a Vampire, a
Witch, a Zombie, a Unicorn, a Fairy, a Mermaid, a Skeleton, a Doll, a Clown, a
Galaxy girl, a Day of the Dead look, a Half-face look, a Mad Jester, a Trickster
and a Black Cat. Before you start, each client shows you her three wishes.
Then the makeover begins, one step at a time, with real tools you hold and move
over her face. Drop foundation cream on the spots and blend it in with the
sponge (the Witch and the Zombie get green and teal skin instead). Trim and
darken the brows, brush on eyeshadow and draw the liner, pick her lashes and
eye colour, sweep on blush, draw spooky face art like spider webs and sugar
skull patterns, place sparkling gems, choose a piercing and paint the lips. A
glowing outline shows where to paint, and the step is done when the area is
covered.
Next comes the dress-up: choose her outfit, hairstyle, headpiece, earrings and
necklace (the Witch and the Mermaid also carry a prop: a staff and a
trident). Then she poses and you take her photo. Each wish you granted earns a
star — up to three per client.
Every happy client leaves three gifts for your salon: furniture and decorations
you place in the room yourself. Fill a room and the next one opens — the
Pumpkin Studio, the Gothic Parlor, the Witch's Cabin and the Neon Boo Lounge.
A finished room becomes a photo booth where your finished clients pose again,
and you can save the pictures to your device. Every finished look is also kept
in the album.
New players start straight in the first makeover, and a ghost hand shows how
to use each tool if you pause. It runs in any browser, on a phone, tablet or
desktop, in portrait or landscape.