Beauty Salon Simulator VR
Keycap Games LLC · 2025 · Casual, Simulation, Sandbox, Immersive Sim, Colorful
PC
4 user reviews100% · 4
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About Beauty Salon Simulator VR
✨Features Three Main Sections
💄Makeup Section🖌️
Step into the role of a makeup artist, offering a wide range of cosmetic services. From applying blush, eyeshadow, mascara, glitter and liner to switching up hair styles, brows, lashes and eye lensescoloring hair lashes and brow, each look is yours to create. Enhance skin with a scrub and steam routine, experiment with artistic markers. Top it off with lipstick classic, glossy, or glitter finishes, and personalize it further with accessories like glasses, lenses, or nose piercings. Every brushstroke offers a chance to explore your creativity.💅 Nails & Pedicure Section 👣
Offer clients a relaxing manicure and pedicure service by filing and polishing fingernails and toenails, refreshing their feet with a scrub brush. Take it a step further by attaching stylish nail extensions, giving each client a personalized look that truly stands out.📸 Photography Section 👗
capture your clients' final look by letting them take stunning photos with a virtual camera, change their outfit for a unique style, and use a green screen to switch backgrounds. Adjust poses and facial expressions for the perfect shot, then pin and store your favorite styles on your wall of fame to celebrate your best creations.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] You can view my gameplay & live review here: https://youtu.be/5ElkKnFsaJs I bought this game also on the Meta Quest store (stand-alone). I honestly didn't notice any difference between the two versions, other than I think the Steam version ran smoother. So if you own the Quest version, there really isn't any reason to buy the Steam version at all currently. However, the game, even if it's not the best PCVR port possible, is fine. It does what it says on the tin. It's an arcade simulation though, it's not going for realism. It's meant to be a cozy sim-lite. It works in that regard. You can change hair styles (you don't cut hair), change hair color (you paint can spray it in), you use the blush brush to add color to the face of the NPC model, you add eye shadow color, lipstick, etc. You can then file nails, clean feet, and add nail polish. Finally, you can dress up and pose your model for the cameras. Unfortunately, there is no real campaign. There are only unlocks for products that you can use (such as a new hair-style or a new lip gloss) by doing the requested services each NPC that arrives has. There are no real upgrades to your beauty…8 found this helpful
For what it is... it is well designed. Only REAL complaint was the voice acting, as everything had a LA vibe accent, which gets a little grating.. but cool. The game ain't for me, and it was purchased just to have fun in VR.. and it did that. $5 well spent. If I was a little girl, this game would be the bomb-diggity. Do kids still say bomb-diggity?
my girls like this game alot its a cool concept and has a lot of potential
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