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Line 51: ''[[The Sims 3]]'' and its expansion packs, {{as of\|lc=yes\|2013\|October\|22}}, feature 15 life states. Official game text recognizes certain kinds of life state as "occult", and occult Sims cannot be given makeovers by [[stylist]]s. Prior to ''[[The Sims 3: Supernatural]]'', Ghost was not considered an occult status according to the game files. With ''Supernatural'', players are able to create some occults with a Supernatural Type selector in [[Create a Sim]]. These life states include normal Sims, ghosts, vampires, genies, werewolves, witches, and fairies. Several states in ''Supernatural''; (i.e. Toad Sims, Tragic Clowns, and Zombies;) are not considered to be occult. They are merely temporary<ref name="permzomb">Some means of producing zombification are permanent, but the difference is that the Sim receives a "Zombified!" moodlet that does not expire rather than one that expires in 2 days. See [[List of Moodlets (The Sims 3)/Activities#Occult\|List of Moodlets/Activities]]</ref> states and can only affect normal Sims. The state can be cured by removing the moodlet with the [[Moodlet Manager]] or drinking the [[Alchemy#Elixirs\|Cure Elixir]]. ;Non-occult