Barber Chop

Barber Chop Barber Chop is a casual barber simulation where you design tailored hair and facial styles for diverse customers. Use scissors, razors, wax, and clips to create great looks, earn rewards, and keep upgrading your barbershop.

Barber Chop

Barber Chop is a casual hairdressing simulation made for anyone who loves experimenting with styles. Choose from characters that come with different face shapes and body types, then pick from a range of hairstyles to match your vision. You’ll create fresh looks for each customer using tools like scissors and razors to shape hair into the perfect finish.

As you deliver great results, you’ll earn rewards and build customer goodwill, which helps you keep upgrading your barbershop. The game is regularly updated too—new characters and hairstyles often arrive around different holidays, so there’s always something new to try.

Features

Unlock New Tools

• Earn access to additional tools that help you create more eye-catching styles.
• Use razors for shaving and clean haircut work.
• Try facial waxes to remove unwanted hair.
• Use adjustable clips to reduce hair thickness for more control.

Undo Your Mistakes

• Use the undo/back button to correct errors quickly and keep the session stress-free.
• Zoom in or out to get a closer look at your customer’s face and hair details.



• Work with greater precision for cleaner, more impressive results.

Wide Range of Customers

When you start playing, you can practice on customers with different genders, ethnicities, and body types. Some customers may only want beard or facial hair work, while others need full services like:

• Haircuts
• Eyebrow shaping
• Beard styling
• And more—so every visit can end with a fully satisfied look

Easy Controls

• Simple controls make it easy to get comfortable right away.
• Rotate your customer’s head using a rotation button.
• Use the auto option to shape hair with less effort.
• Tap the camera button to save your finished design to a photo album.
• Adjust your work with zoom for more detailed trimming and finishing.

Music Option

• Enjoy music while you work so gameplay doesn’t feel repetitive.
• Increase the volume to hear tool sounds for a more immersive barber-shop vibe.
• Get a more exciting, “real work” feel as you style hair and facial hair.

Highlights

Realistic Virtual Barber Experience

Step into the role of a barber and try out a variety of haircut and beard styles in a lifelike 3D environment. The game is created by Lajeune & Associates, with a focus on detail, interactive styling, and letting your creativity drive the results. Each character is built with distinct facial features, hairstyles, and expressions.

Diverse Character Selection and Customization Options

• Includes 20+ characters across different races, ages, and genders.
• Choose a preset model or use a selfie import for a more personal experience.
• The selfie system helps map facial hair and head shape automatically, improving immersion.

Intuitive Tools and Controls

• Use a full set of barber tools like scissors, clippers, razors, and color brushes in different sizes.
• The touchscreen interface is designed for accurate trimming, fading, shaving, and coloring.
• Rotate the model’s head and zoom in to build more detailed, intricate designs.



• The undo option helps you recover from slips or try bold new looks without losing progress.

Community Features and Sharing

Barber Chop isn’t only about solo creativity—it also connects players. A built-in design feed shows top-rated and recently posted styles from players around the world. When you finish your look, you can share your design directly to social platforms to spark friendly competition and interaction.

Player Comments

• “This game is really fun and enjoyable. I think it would be even better with more characters, but overall it’s still great—and I love playing it. I play almost every day, and I even introduced friends to it. We sometimes hold contests to see who can make the best haircut. I definitely recommend it.”



• “After a long divorce from my barber husband, I went to get my hair cut by him again—and he left me bald with side burns! I didn’t know what to do. I developed a terrible fear of barbers, and my hair was so bad that I ended up cutting off my eyelashes…”