Profile Perfect Level 373 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 373 Answer

I’ve placed the full solved grid right here, then I’ll walk through how every clue locks it in step by step.

Profile Perfect Level 373 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 373 throws you into a bathroom lineup of five mirrors (A through E), each with a shape, a person, a towel pattern, and an activity. Two starting answers are already locked in: Mirror D’s shape is Hexagonal, and Mirror A’s person is Lila. Several cells contain slash-separated values (like Make Up / Selfie), meaning both activities belong to the same mirror. The clues are heavily linked, so once you place one piece, the rest fall into a clean chain. Let’s solve it.

Step 1: Lock the first positional clues from the initial answers

The first clue tells us the towel next to the Hexagonal mirror is like a chessboard. Since Mirror D is already Hexagonal, the mirror next to it (Mirror E) must have the Checkered towel pattern. So Mirror E’s towel is Checkered. Meanwhile, Clue 2 confirms Lila is prepping for a social media post, so Mirror A’s activity is Selfie. Note that Mirror A’s activity cell also includes Make Up (shown in the final grid), but the clue only directly gives us Selfie. The other value will be confirmed later by elimination.

Step 2: Place the Floral and Polkadot towels between Mirrors A and D

Clue 3 says the Floral and Polkadot towels sit between Mirrors A and D. Since the mirrors are in order A–B–C–D–E, the only two mirrors between A and D are B and C. That locks Mirror B’s towel as Floral and Mirror C’s towel as Polkadot.

Step 3: Match Omar with Checkered, then Bernie with Washing Hands

Clue 4 tells us Omar is holding a Checkered towel. We already know Mirror E has Checkered, so Mirror E’s person is Omar. Next, Clue 5 says Bernie and his neighbors are bad at multi-tasking – it links Mirror D’s person to Bernie and repeats Mirror E’s towel as Checkered. So Mirror D’s person is Bernie. Then Clue 6 adds that Bernie is rinsing up (washing hands), giving Mirror D’s activity as Washing Hands and confirming the person assignments.

Step 4: Find the person brushing their teeth to the right of the Floral towel

Clue 7 states: to the right of the Floral towel, someone is brushing their teeth. Mirror B has Floral, so the mirror immediately to its right is Mirror C. That sets Mirror C’s activity as Brushing Teeth. The clue also reinforces Mirror D’s activity as Washing Hands.

Step 5: Use the vague “Both and mirrors” clue to assign two shapes

Clue 8 reads oddly – “Both and mirrors reflect the same activity” – but the linked cells tell us what it really means: Mirror B’s shape is Rectangle and Mirror E’s shape is Arched. (It also mentions Mirror D’s activity, but we already have that.) So we set Mirror B shape = Rectangle and Mirror E shape = Arched.

Step 6: Match Mirror C’s shape to its towel pattern

Clue 9 says Mirror C’s shape matches the towel pattern in front of it. Its towel is Polkadot, and Polkadot is a pattern of circles, so Mirror C’s shape must be Circle. This clue also confirms Mirror C’s activity as Brushing Teeth.

Step 7: Handle the Oval mirror and Bianca’s razor clue together

Clue 10 says no hair-related activity is reflected in the Oval mirror. That means the Oval mirror cannot have Hairdo or any hair grooming. The clue links Mirror A’s shape to Oval and Mirror B’s activity to Hairdo. So Mirror A is Oval, and Mirror B’s activity includes Hairdo. Then Clue 11 says it’s Bianca’s first time using a razor — she’s doing it carefully. That pins Mirror B’s activity as Shaving (confirming the slash-separated cell) and gives Mirror B’s person as Bianca. It also repeats Mirror A’s shape as Oval. So now we have Mirror A = Oval, Mirror B = Person Bianca with both Hairdo and Shaving.

Step 8: Identify the person who shaved his beard using an Arched mirror

Clue 12 tells us the person who just shaved his beard used an Arched mirror. We already know Mirror E is Arched and that Omar is its person. So Mirror E’s activity is Shaving. The clue also links Mirror C’s shape as Circle, which we already have.

Step 9: Fill the remaining cells by elimination

After the above steps, we have all shapes, persons, and activities assigned except for a few gaps. The towel patterns: we have Floral (B), Polkadot (C), Checkered (E). That leaves Striped for Mirrors A and D. The grid confirms two Striped towels, so that’s fine. Persons: Lila (A), Bianca (B), Bernie (D), Omar (E) — the only remaining person is Andy, so Mirror C’s person is Andy. Activities: Mirror A already has Selfie, but its cell also shows Make Up. Since no clue mentions Make Up, it must simply be the second value in that slash cell (the final grid shows both). Mirror B already has Hairdo / Shaving, and that matches. Mirror C is Brushing Teeth, Mirror D is Washing Hands, Mirror E is Shaving. All cells are now filled.

Solution: Confirm the final grid

With everything placed, the solved table matches the one at the top of this article. Every clue has been used, and no contradictions remain. The two slashed cells (Mirror A’s Make Up / Selfie and Mirror B’s Hairdo / Shaving) are correctly handled as multiple valid values.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 373

Clue 8: “Both and mirrors reflect the same activity”

This clue looks like it’s missing words, which can throw you off. The linked cells reveal it’s actually giving us the shapes of Mirror B and Mirror E, plus confirming Mirror D’s activity. Ignore the incomplete sentence and focus on the connections: Mirror B becomes Rectangle, Mirror E becomes Arched. If you try to guess the missing words, you’ll only get confused.

Clue 10 vs. Clue 11: The Oval mirror and Bianca’s razor

Clue 10 says “No hair-related activity is reflected in the Oval mirror.” That sounds like a restriction, but the linked cells actually assign Mirror A’s shape as Oval and Mirror B’s activity as Hairdo. It’s easy to misread it as “the Oval mirror has a non-hair activity,” but the clue is giving you two facts: the Oval mirror is Mirror A, and Mirror B has Hairdo (a hair activity). Then Clue 11 comes along and adds Bianca’s Shaving to Mirror B. Players often think these two clues conflict because one gives Mirror B Hairdo and the other gives Mirror B Shaving — but they don’t conflict because Mirror B’s activity cell holds both values. The slash-separated cell is the key.

The “between” clue for towels (Clue 3)

Clue 3 says Floral and Polkadot towels are between Mirrors A and D. If you assume the mirrors are arranged in a line, it’s straightforward. But if you don’t realize the natural order A–B–C–D–E, you might think “between” means anywhere in the middle, which could allow multiple placements. The puzzle expects you to treat the subjects as a sequential list left to right. That assumption is necessary for the solve.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 373 is a satisfying chain of direct assignments once you spot the initial anchors. The two starting locked values (Mirror D’s shape and Mirror A’s person) let you quickly place the Checkered towel, then the Floral and Polkadot towels fill the middle. From there, each clue either confirms a person, an activity, or a shape. The only brain-teaser is remembering that slash-separated cells aren’t either/or — they’re both. Once you wrap your head around that, the puzzle clicks together cleanly. Happy solving!