Beauty Store Simulator
Beauty Store Simulator is a vibrant first-person simulation where you take on the role of a beauty mogul, managing your own...
- Intel, 64-bit processor
- macOS 10.15 or later
Description
Beauty Store Simulator is a vibrant first-person simulation where you take on the role of a beauty mogul, managing your own beauty store empire.
• Cosmetics
• Jewelry
• Fashion
• Nail Care Hair Salon
• Spa
• Accessories
• Skincare Manicure & Pedicure
• Makeup Counter
• Luxury Goods Handbags
• Shoes
• Diamond Collection
…and much more to discover as you build, customize, and expand your beauty business to become the ultimate beauty destination!
Design your store, attract customers, and become the go-to beauty destination in NY CITY.
Whether you’re aiming to become a beauty mogul or simply enjoy managing a stylish boutique, Beauty Store Simulator lets you build your dream store and experience the exciting world of beauty retail in a fun, interactive environment.
But the journey doesn’t stop there—Beauty Store Simulator now offers even more depth with enhanced management features:
Boost your store’s visibility by collaborating with popular beauty influencers for live streaming events. Watch as traffic soars and sales spike with every successful broadcast!
Hire janitorial staff to maintain a spotless shopping environment. A clean store not only pleases customers but also helps uphold your brand’s prestige.
Thieves occasionally lurk among shoppers. Employ security personnel to deter pickpockets and prevent losses, ensuring a safe experience for everyone.
Bring in restock assistants to keep shelves fully stocked and organized. Never miss a sale due to empty displays again!
Hire assistant managers to handle checkout efficiently, reduce waiting times, and even upsell products—making every transaction smooth and profitable.
Expand your store with hair salon services. Offer cuts, coloring, and styling to keep customers coming back.
Promote your store with citywide video ads and flying billboards, boosting visibility and attracting more customers.
Adapt to changing weather and time of day. Rain or shine, customer traffic varies, so plan your strategy
Editor-checked details
Recommended for Supermarket Simulator-style first-person shopkeeping, display design and gradual staff automation, especially for beauty/fashion interests. Start with a small set of fast-moving products and wide shelf/storage aisles. Track purchasing cost, price, sales, theft, payroll and cash daily; do not overexpand just because traffic is high. Prioritize restockers, assistant managers, janitors and security before streaming. Pre-stock best sellers and staff checkout before traffic events. On an old 1.0.4 save, restack excessively high storage and audit one cash transaction. Safe order: dual backup; 1.0.4/SHA-256; one fresh store day; cash/experience check; streamer dropdown; Cloud Save; old save.
Pros
- Products span cosmetics, skincare, jewelry, fashion, handbags, shoes, diamonds, nails and salon services, so expansion changes both display and operating priorities. First-person ordering, stocking, pricing and checkout give retail a hands-on loop, while staff progressively automate cleaning, restocking, theft prevention and registers. Influencer streams, city video ads and flying billboards create visible traffic spikes; weather/time require inventory and staffing preparation. Salon services and luxury goods keep late growth from being only more of the same shelves. Version 1.0.4 adds Cloud Save and corrects cash, storage and unlock issues. Intel and Apple Silicon are explicitly supported, with M1 as the minimum Apple graphics reference.
Cons
- Daily play involves much box carrying, shelf filling, walking and checkout; without enough staff, management can become repetitive manual labor. Despite many categories, core actions remain ordering, stocking, pricing and queue control, with limited depth for supply-chain negotiation or financial reporting. Stream/ad traffic spikes magnify queues and bad reviews if stock, cleaning and registers are not prepared. First-person movement in crowded layouts may cause discomfort. The official recommended Mac table has obvious unit errors, listing 4 MB/4 MB where GB-scale values are expected, so only the minimum tier is used and performance below M1/RX 480 is not inferred. The developer also discloses AI-generated tools in some videos/images, which may matter to some players.
Installation steps
- This page covers Beauty Store Simulator 1.0.4. Official minimums are macOS 10.15+, Intel 64-bit or Apple Silicon, 4 GB RAM, AMD RX 480 or Apple M1 graphics, and 4 GB storage. The official recommended table mistakenly labels memory/storage in MB, so it is not treated as a reliable tier; retain at least the minimum GB values plus save margin. Back up store level, cash, stock/prices, storage stacks, staff, barbershop/salon, décor, promotions, streamer tasks and Cloud Save, then record 1.0.4/SHA-256. On a fresh save, order, stock, price and sell goods; hire janitorial/restock/security/assistant-manager staff; run one streamer task and validate one cloud save/load.
Uninstallation steps
- Before uninstalling, finish the active checkout, restock or salon service, reach a stable business state and wait for Cloud Save. Do not force-quit during cash transactions, furniture purchase, storage stacking, streamer tasks or promotion unlocks. Back up local/cloud separately, preserving layout, inventory, staff, cash, experience, salon unlocks and 1.0.4/SHA-256. Reinstall with cloud off, create a store, complete order-stock-sale-checkout and reload. Once cash/inventory agree, copy back the old save. Before cloud restore, compare level, balance, item count, staff and barbershop promotion state; keep the copy with a clear time/business day.
Common errors and fixes
- For payment anomalies, confirm build 1.0.4, finish one transaction and compare register amount, item price and cash change; avoid repeated checkout clicks. For floating/misaligned storage items, reduce stack height, leave collision space and restack. This build fixes excessive-stack floating, but old layouts may need rearranging. Barbershop furniture no longer grants incorrect beauty-store experience, so progression should use the corrected value. If barbershop promotion remains locked, reopen its interface and check prerequisites. Select the streamer work task from the new dropdown, then pre-stock and staff checkout before traffic rises. Use assistant managers for queues, restockers for empty shelves, security for theft and janitors for cleanliness. Reduce shadows/resolution for low FPS; M1/RX 480 is the minimum graphics tier.
What changed in this version
- Version 1.0.4 has a verifiable official itemized list: Cloud Save was added for cross-device progress; incorrect beauty-store experience from barbershop furniture purchases was fixed; storage items floating when stacked too high was fixed; customer cash transactions paying too little or too much were corrected; barbershop promotion unlock conditions were fixed; and a dropdown was added to the streamer interface for choosing work tasks. Validate with cloud save/load, one barbershop furniture purchase, restacked storage, one cash transaction, promotion lock state and one streamer-task switch. No unlisted performance, content or balance changes are inferred, and higher versions are not disclosed.
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