Dress Up High School Prom Queen
A beauty-salon run before a school dance: hair, makeup and outfit, in that order, for a character who is nervous about all three.
The framing is a school dance tonight and a character who cannot do her own hair, does not wear much makeup and has nothing picked out. So the game opens in the salon rather than the wardrobe, and that ordering is what separates it from the rest of the shelf: the hairstyle is locked in before you see a single gown.
It is a constraint worth respecting rather than working around. A tall updo and a high neckline fight each other, and because you cannot go back and undo the hair once the wardrobe screen opens, the first decision carries more weight than it usually does in this genre.
Makeup sits between the two stages and is handled in layers — base, eyes, lips — with enough range to go subtle or theatrical. DESIGN GAMES INC pitched it at the theatrical end, but the quiet version is available if you want it.
Controls
Tap the salon tools to work on hair and makeup, then move to the wardrobe rows.
How to Play
- Start in the salon: wash, style and set the hair before anything else.
- Build makeup in layers — base first, then eyes, then lips.
- Open the wardrobe and pick a neckline that works with the hairstyle you committed to.
- Finish with shoes and jewellery, which are the only reversible slots.
Tips & Tricks
Decide early whether the hair is going up or staying down, because that single choice rules out roughly half the wardrobe. Updos want open necklines; loose hair wants covered shoulders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I change the hairstyle after picking an outfit?
Not without restarting the round — the salon stage comes first and closes once the wardrobe opens.
Is the makeup stage optional?
You can skip through it, but the layers are separate, so leaving base off while adding eyes and lips looks unfinished.
