Play-Doh Hair Stylin' Salon Playset with 6 Cans (Ages 3 and Up)

If your kid loves pretend haircuts, silly transformations, and “let’s make one more hairstyle,” this Play-Doh Hair Stylin' Salon playset gives them a real setup to do it. It’s built around loading Play-Doh compound, cranking a handle to grow strands, and then using tools to finish the look—so play doesn’t stop at just shaping.

The essentials: what this playset actually does

This set is a pretend hair salon experience that centers on creating colorful, textured Play-Doh hair. You load compound into the chamber, pick a hair texture plate, and turn the easy-to-crank handle to grow “silly strands.” If the style needs to be longer, the idea is simple: add more compound and keep growing.

On top of the grow feature, the playset includes accessories that help kids act out more complete salon moments. There are tools to cut hair to different lengths, create curls, and add texture. There are also molds that let kids make styles like braids, bows, and buns, using the playset base as the foundation for extra looks.

What you’ll notice during play (and why it’s fun)

The standout is the grow-it approach. Instead of only rolling and pinching compound, kids get a step-by-step process that feels more like “hair styling” and less like basic modeling. That small shift can make a big difference in sustained play—especially for kids who like sequences and using their hands.

There’s also a nice “choose your texture, then refine the hairstyle” loop. Kids can pick a texture plate, crank to grow strands, then switch to tools for finishing touches. If your child enjoys mixing and matching outcomes, this is the kind of set that supports repeating the same basic routine with different results.

Still, it’s worth keeping expectations grounded: this is a pretend play kit, not a realistic hair tool. It’s designed for creativity and imagination, so the fun comes from what kids can invent—not from mimicry of a real salon.

Key takeaways: tools, molds, and built-in cleanup

This playset is designed so the “salon story” has props, not just Play-Doh. You can use the included scissors to cut hair to different lengths. There’s also a pretend hair dryer concept for curls and a crimper tool to add texture.

For variety, the base includes bun and mohawk book-molds plus half-molds, which are meant to help kids build additional styles and accessories like braids, bows, and buns.

When playtime ends, the set includes compartments to stow the tools and accessories right in the playset. That’s a practical detail parents will appreciate: less hunting for pieces later.

Tech specs

• Name: Play-Doh Hair Stylin' Salon Playset with 6 Cans
• Type: Pretend play hair salon toys
• Format: Play-Doh compound + salon tools + molds
• Size: 6 cans of compound included
• Capacity: 2-ounce cans (light blue, yellow, magenta) and 3 dual-color 2-ounce cans
• Color: Light blue, yellow, magenta, plus dual-color options
• Material: Contains wheat (as stated)
• Display: N/A
• Resolution: N/A
• Refresh rate: N/A

Who it suits best (and who might want to skip it)

It makes sense if your kid is into roleplay like a hair salon or barbershop and enjoys building up a full “look,” step by step. It also fits well if you want something more interactive than a basic Play-Doh modeling kit—because the crank-to-grow feature and the finishing tools add structure to creativity.

It may not be the best match if your child loses interest quickly with craft-style toys, or if you’re mostly looking for a simple, no-steps set. Also, because it relies on Play-Doh compound, you’ll want to be okay with the idea of using up and replacing compound over time.

Buying verdict: Is it worth it?

Buy it if you want a pretend hair styling playset that goes beyond “make shapes” and leans into a more complete salon routine—grow strands, then cut, curl, crimp, and mold into braids, bows, and buns. The included 6 cans of compound also helps you start right away with multiple colors, including dual-color options.

Skip it if your priority is realism or if your kid prefers toys that don’t involve shaping compound. It’s a solid creativity-focused set for the target age range, but it’s not meant to replace more advanced craft systems—this one lives firmly in imaginative, hands-on pretend play.

Mini FAQ

How does the “grow colorful hair” feature work?

You load Play-Doh compound into the chamber, choose a hair texture plate, then crank the handle to grow silly strands. To make the hair longer, you can add more compound and keep growing.

What tools are included for making hairstyles?

The set includes tools for cutting hair to length and for adding curls/texture, plus molds on the base for styles like buns and other shaped accessories.

What’s included in the box besides the playset?

It includes 6 cans of Play-Doh compound: light blue, yellow, and magenta (2-ounce each), plus three dual-color 2-ounce cans.

What age is this playset for?

It’s intended for kids ages 3 and up.

Does it store accessories?

Yes—there are compartments in the playset for stowing tools and accessories when you’re done playing.