Face styling
A new look starts with a useful choice.
Choosing a haircut, a pair of glasses or how to look in your next photo? Compare specific directions, see the reasoning, and keep a brief for the ideas you prefer.
10 credits per run
- Start with
- One clear portrait, your styling question, preferred change and daily upkeep.
- Take away
- Styling options to compare and a selected brief you can copy or save.
Sample report · no account needed
Ideas you can compare.
An illustration of the report format, not an analysis of this example person.A styling direction, with a reason.
Your report presents alternatives based on your photo and the change you want.
- Option A · Soft framing
Try a layered shape around the face. Discuss the shortest layer and everyday styling time with your stylist.
- Option B · A clean outline
Try a more defined bob shape. Compare how a blunt or softer finish would work with your natural texture.
- A brief to take away
Select a direction and keep the reasoning and practical checks together for your next appointment.
Example content only. Your report follows your own photo, preferences, and selected focus. It does not rank attractiveness or measure facial proportions.
Decide what to try
Compare the option. Understand the tradeoff.
A face-shape label is only a starting point. Your report connects visible framing and features to concrete alternatives that fit the change and upkeep you want.
- Hair & glasses
- Compare a part, layering or length direction, or different frame outlines and visual weight. Each option explains the visible cue and what to check when trying it.
- Grooming & accessories
- Explore reversible brow or accessory-framing choices. Opt into facial-hair ideas when relevant; accessory advice does not assume pierced ears.
- Photo presentation
- Compare practical camera, pose and light arrangements you can try in the same setting.
- Your selected brief
- Pick a direction per category and copy a concise request for your stylist, optician or next photo session.
Suggestions are based on one photo and your stated preferences. No attractiveness ratings, measurements, virtual fitting or guaranteed match.
Show your features clearly.
Use one clear portrait with room around your hair and jaw. JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF, up to 20 MB.
Read the photo guide- Look straight at the camera and keep your expression relaxed.
- Leave your face unobstructed, including your eyebrows and jawline.
- Avoid strong shadows, wide-angle close-ups, and filters that reshape features.
A few things to know.
Which styling decision is on your mind?
Start with the question. Leave with options and a brief you can actually use.