City Salon

City Salon was one of those games you'd find in the late 2000s, a time when Flash games were a common way to pass a few minutes online. It fit right into the category of simple, single-screen management sims that didn't ask for much commitment.

You control the owner of a small hair salon. Your job is to seat customers in the empty chairs, then use your mouse to select scissors, combs, or hair dryers from the counter and drag them onto each client. Each customer has a timer above their head, and if it runs out, they leave unhappy, costing you money. The main goal is to earn a specific amount of cash to unlock upgrades like faster tools or new decor. The pace starts calmly but quickly becomes frantic as more people walk in, demanding different services at the same time. It feels like a race against the clock, a test of how quickly you can organize chaos with just a few clicks.