Shave & Stuff (v1.10.6.2 & VR)

A chaotic salon becomes your VR playground, where a simple trim can turn into a fluorescent punk makeover, an accidental bald spot, or an elaborate tattoo session. Shave & Stuff casts you as a hands-on barber with an unusually forgiving toolkit: hair can be clipped away, recolored, reshaped, and even grown back when inspiration or poor scissor control takes over. The tone is playful rather than realistic, leaning into the pleasure of making a mess and fixing it on the spot. Clients arrive with requested looks, but their heads are also blank canvases for anyone who prefers experimenting over following instructions.

Using motion controls, you handle scissors, razors, trimmers, sprays, and hair-growth products directly, working around each client’s head to sculpt the desired style. A typical appointment involves listening to the request, cutting and styling carefully, then using color to add personality or cover a mistake. The hair-growing spray is the key twist, removing much of the pressure found in other barber simulations by letting you restore a botched section and try again. Progression opens a tattoo parlor, adding another precision-focused activity as you apply permanent body art to clients who may or may not appreciate your creative choices.

Shave & Stuff stands out because it treats personal grooming as a tactile toybox instead of a strict professional simulation. Its exaggerated tools and instant regrowth mechanic encourage the kind of trial-and-error comedy that VR handles especially well, while tattooing gives the package more variety than a haircut-only premise suggests. Players who enjoy Job Simulator-style physical interaction, silly customization, and low-stakes creative tasks find plenty to like here. It suits VR newcomers thanks to its intuitive premise, though perfectionists can still challenge themselves by faithfully matching each customer’s requested cut rather than sending them home with neon hair and questionable ink.