$6.99 (−30%)Beauty Store Simulator From Lipsticks to a Beauty Empire
Run a bright first-person beauty store in New York City, stocking cosmetics, jewelry, fashion, skincare and more. You shelve products, run the till, hire staff and expand into salons and spa services. A calm, repetitive sim for sim fans who like tidy shelves and steady growth.
Is Beauty Store Simulator worth it?
Beauty Store Simulator is worth it if…
- you like simulator games about stocking, scanning and tidying a small shop
- you like hiring staff and slowly growing a store into new services
- you want a calm, colorful routine with steady tasks to do
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Stock shelves and run the till
You order boxes, carry them to the floor and fill displays for makeup, perfume, handbags, shoes and other beauty goods. At the till you scan items and take payment, while keeping an eye out for pickpockets among the shoppers. Rain, time of day and your prices change how many customers walk in, so a quiet morning can turn into a busy evening. It is the familiar shop-sim loop, now with lipstick shades instead of cereal boxes.
Hire staff and keep the store clean
As money comes in, you bring on restock assistants, checkout helpers, janitors, security and assistant managers who can upsell at the register. Staff keep shelves full and floors spotless while you handle pricing, ordering and gaps in the roster. Influencer live streams, city video ads and flying billboards bring in more traffic when you pay for them. Growth means deciding what to automate and what to keep doing yourself.
Expand into salon and spa services
Beyond retail, you can open hair salon areas with cuts, coloring and styling, plus spa treatments, manicure and pedicure stations, makeup counters and luxury collections. You place service stations, hire specialists and fit them into the same small business routine of cleaning, restocking and checking out. The store stays colorful and modern throughout, more boutique than back office. Later on much of the work can run itself if you staff it well.
Good to know before you open the store?
Do you play in first person?
Yes. You walk the shop floor yourself, carry boxes, shelve products, use the checkout and deal with the day-to-day mess. Staff help later, but the early game is hands-on retail work.
What can you sell besides makeup?
The catalogue covers jewelry, fashion, nail care, skincare, accessories, handbags, shoes and luxury goods, with salon and spa services added as you expand. New licences open more product types over time.
How do influencers and ads work?
Successful broadcasts bring a rush of customers, so it helps to have full shelves and enough checkout cover first.
Do you have to deal with thieves and dirt?
Yes, in a light management way. Security staff deter shoplifters, janitors keep the floor clean, and a tidy store supports your reputation. You can handle problems yourself when the team is small.
