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comma/not before 'who' [relative pronoun]: a party animal, who enjoys

I agree it can be written either way, but I prefer the comma (meaning she's a party animal and she naturally enjoys life).
Without a comma, there is a suggestion that she is one of those party animals who enjoy life.
The comma separates the "party animal" idea from the "enjoys life" idea. So if you want them separated, Undercoverlover, you should use a comma, and if you don't, you shouldn't. Both are correct, so what matters here is the writer's intention, and if the writer is you, it's your choice.
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