
Browser game · Casual
You’re an ear nurse and you love helping your clients stay healthy and curing them when they’re sick.
4.3Runs in your browser · no download

You’re an ear nurse and you love helping your clients stay healthy and curing them when they’re sick. Start your day by heading to the spa for a relaxing facial. Cleanse, exfoliate and tone your skin using all natural oils and cleansers. Have a refreshing mask and remove impurities to prep for a glowing moisturizer. Moisturize you skin with high-end lotions and you’ll look fantastic. Then head to the salon for a fun makeover. Apply different makeup in various looks. Add eye shadow, eye liner and mascara to create a cute style. Add bronzer and highlight your gorgeous features. Finish with a dust of powder and a pouty lip. Choose the best nurse outfit to wear to work too. Try on lab coats, colorful scrubs and professional suits. Add comfortable shoes and medical tools like stethoscopes, doctor bags and x-rays. Then head to the hospital to take care of your patients. Finish by helping your patients clean their ears to stay healthy. Remove build up, flush ears and top off with ear treatment to ensure healthy ear drums and good hearing. Your work is so important to so many people. Product Features: - Choose from lots of different makeup, accessories and clothing - Create your own medical style - Help your patients in this fun medical game How to Play: - Tap to choose items - Swipe to use real medical tools - Swipe to apply makeup and give yourself a makeover.
Most casual games follow the same gentle loop. A stage appears, you poke at it, something satisfying happens, and the next stage is a little busier. Nothing moves faster than you can follow. There is time to notice the small animations and the sounds that reward a good move. A session is less about winning and more about a steady drip of small, pleasant feedback.
Ear Doctor - Clean It Up Salon is forgiving and free. It runs in a browser tab with nothing to install, which makes it easy to try and just as easy to drop. The gentle difficulty curve means you keep making progress, and the short stages suit a few idle minutes.
Anyone looking for a calm way to pass time. It fits phone users especially well, and younger children can usually manage the early stages alone. Adults who want to switch off will find it undemanding.