Description

Love nail art that actually teaches technique instead of just flashing glitter? Girls Fun Nail Salon turns color play into a calm, skill-forward routine where every step—cleanse, shape, polish, art, and seal—matters; how to play: pick a client brief (bold night out, soft pastel day, retro retro), wash hands, sanitize tools, and tap to trim; drag along dotted guides to file into oval, almond, coffin, or squoval shapes; long-press to buff for a smooth base; choose a base coat, then swipe thin color layers from cuticle to tip with steady strokes while a timer encourages proper flash-dry gaps; use the art drawer to add gradients with an airbrush slider, place decals with a snap-to-grid aid, draw fine lines with a pressure-sensitive brush, and finish with a quick-dry top coat; unlockable stations (cuticle care, chrome powders, cat-eye magnet polish, matte sealers) deepen the loop while a Style Board sets optional challenges like “three complementary hues, one accent nail, no glitter”; tips: work in thin coats to avoid pooling at the cuticle, cap the free edge to reduce chipping, pair color temperature with skin undertones for natural pop, reserve the busiest design for a single accent nail so the set breathes, and use negative space (clear windows) to turn simple lines into sleek design; for geometric perfection, lay striping tape on fully dry color, press firmly at edges, paint, then peel while still wet for razor-sharp borders; complementary hygiene touches—fresh pads, tool sterilization prompts, trash bin animation—build good habits and keep the vibe friendly; accessibility assists include left/right hand mirroring, color-blind labels on pigments, and a “steady hand” toggle that stabilizes brush drift without taking control; mini-review: satisfying because it respects process, not just sparkle—there’s rhythm in base-coat calm, a tiny thrill when the second color layer turns fully opaque, and quiet pride when a client selfie shows even gloss across ten nails; unique blurb: imagine a pocket studio that values craft over speed, where a clean French line or a tidy gradient earns as many coins as a loud sticker wall, and where young players pick up real technique—thin coats, proper prep, and balanced palettes—without a lecture, just through play.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play