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AI Hairstyle Recommendations

Hairstyle recommendations, matched to your face shape.

Not sure which cut to ask for? Take four guided photos and the scan reads your face shape and hair attributes, then suggests three styles that may suit you — each with a plain-language reason why. You can preview recommended looks on your own photo before you commit, and browse a library of 35+ styles. Style suggestions for consideration, not a verdict — bring them to your barber.

Start your scanHow it works
  • 4 guided angles
  • ~30 seconds
  • Private — no training
  • Free to preview

From the style library

A look at the styles you can explore.

35 men's and 10 women's styles in the library — your scan picks the three that may suit your face shape and hair.

Men's styles

Textured Crop — editorial hairstyle reference

Textured Crop

French Crop — editorial hairstyle reference

French Crop

Skin Fade — editorial hairstyle reference

Skin Fade

Buzz + Beard — editorial hairstyle reference

Buzz + Beard

Textured Pompadour — editorial hairstyle reference

Textured Pompadour

Modern Quiff — editorial hairstyle reference

Modern Quiff

Slick Back — editorial hairstyle reference

Slick Back

Taper + Long Top — editorial hairstyle reference

Taper + Long Top

Women's styles

Long Layers — editorial hairstyle reference

Long Layers

Curtain Bangs — editorial hairstyle reference

Curtain Bangs

Soft Waves — editorial hairstyle reference

Soft Waves

Classic Bob — editorial hairstyle reference

Classic Bob

Lob — editorial hairstyle reference

Lob

Butterfly Cut — editorial hairstyle reference

Butterfly Cut

Modern Shag — editorial hairstyle reference

Modern Shag

French Bob — editorial hairstyle reference

French Bob

Editorial style references from our library — illustrative examples, not client results.

How it works

Four photos. One baseline. Every change tracked.

Same four angles, every time — so each new scan compares fairly to your very first.

Top-of-crown guided scan angle

Top · Crown

Side temple guided scan angle

Side · Temple

Back-of-head guided scan angle

Back

Front hairline guided scan angle

Front · Hairline

Same four angles, every time — illustrative example

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Front · crown · temple · back

Capture

Four guided angles in about 30 seconds — the same views every time.

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Hairline · density · scalp

Read

AI reads each angle for hairline shape, crown density, and scalp surface.

03

Usable · limited · low-light

Qualify

Every reading shows its confidence — limited views are flagged, not guessed.

04

Your baseline, revisited

Compare

Save it, rescan later, and see exactly what moved.

What the match is based on

Read from your photos, not a quiz.

Most hairstyle pickers ask you to guess your own face shape. Here it's read from your photos — along with the hair attributes that decide whether a style actually works.

Face shape, read for you

Your face shape is identified from the front photo — oval, round, square, oblong, heart, or diamond — with its confidence shown.

Hair attributes

Visible density, texture, and hairline shape from all four angles — the practical constraints a good barber weighs before recommending a cut.

Three ranked picks

Three styles that may suit your combination, ranked and each explained in a sentence — why this shape, why this hair.

Preview on your photo

See recommended looks rendered on your own photo — an illustrative styling preview to bring to the chair, not a promise.

A 35+ style library

Beyond the picks: browse buzz cuts, crops, fades, quiffs, and more if you'd rather explore the whole range.

How the picks are made

From four photos to three styles worth considering.

No magic and no flattery — this is the actual path from your photos to the suggestions.

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Four guided angles

Top, side, back, and front — about 30 seconds. The front view drives the face-shape read; the others read density, texture, and hairline shape.

02

Face shape meets hair reality

A style that flatters an oval face but needs thick hair on top isn't a real option for everyone. Picks are filtered by what your photos actually show, not just by face shape.

03

Three picks, each with a why

You get a ranked shortlist, not a catalogue dump — and every pick carries a one-line reason, so 'may suit you' is something you can evaluate, not just trust.

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Try it on before you commit

Recommended looks can be previewed on your own front photo. It's an illustrative reference for your barber — the final result always depends on your hair and their scissors.

Questions

Good to know.

How does the AI pick hairstyles for me?

The scan reads your face shape and visible hair attributes — density, texture, hairline shape — from four guided photos, then ranks three styles that may suit that combination. Each pick comes with a short reason, so you can judge it yourself rather than take it on faith.

Can I see a hairstyle on my own photo before a haircut?

Yes. The try-on preview renders a recommended style onto your own front photo, so you get a realistic sense of the direction before committing. It's an illustrative styling preview — a reference to bring to your barber, not an exact promise of how a cut will turn out.

How many hairstyles does it suggest?

You get three ranked recommendations matched to your face shape and hair attributes, plus a browsable library of 35+ styles — from buzz cuts and crops to quiffs and slick backs — if you want to explore beyond the picks.

Do the recommendations account for thinning or a receding hairline?

Yes — that's the point of scanning rather than filling in a quiz. The same photos that read your face shape also read visible density and hairline signals, so the suggested styles work with the hair you actually have instead of assuming a full head of hair.

How much does it cost?

Taking the photos and previewing your report is free. The full scan — your complete report with the three matched styles and try-on previews of the recommended looks — is $2.99, one scan at a time, no subscription required.

Is this an attractiveness score?

No. Nothing here rates your looks. These are informational style suggestions — styles that may suit your face shape and hair, with the reasoning shown — for consideration and for a better conversation with your barber.

Are my photos private?

Yes. Photos are processed for your report and previews only — never used to train AI, never sold, never shared for advertising.

A note on transparency

Informational and cosmetic — not a diagnosis.

ScalpAnalysis AI reads appearance-based signals and tracks visible change over time. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition.

If you have pain, sudden shedding, or signs of infection, a qualified professional is the right next step.

The report it produces

See the report before you scan.

This is the exact report format a scan unlocks — qualitative tiers, your visible features, and a confidence level on every reading. Saved as a baseline you compare against on every rescan.

Preview yours free

Your Hair Profile

Even crown coverage with a soft cowlick

Dark BrownMedium lengthStraight hairlineMinimal grayShort BeardNatural part

Density

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High

Type

i

Wavy

Texture

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Medium

Shine

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Medium

Risk of Recession

i

Low

Hair Loss

i

Minimal

Illustrative example · sample data

Related guides

Keep exploring.

AI Hairstyle Try-OnTry on a new hairstyle — on your own photo.
Buzz Cut SimulatorSee yourself with a buzz cut — before the clippers.
The Shaved-Head PreviewWill you look good bald? See it, don't guess it.
AI Scalp AnalysisAI scalp analysis from four guided photos.

From the blog

Go deeper.

Style & groomingBest haircuts for a receding hairline (and how to talk to your barber)No — a receding hairline doesn't shrink your haircut options; it changes which ones work. Short, textured cuts that keep contrast low (textured crop, crew cut, buzz cut) tend to flatter it, while heavy fringes and middle parts that try to hide it usually backfire. Know your hairline shape and face shape first, then give your barber specifics.
Style & groomingHaircuts for a thinning crown: what works, what backfiresA thinning crown needs a different playbook than a receding hairline. Shorter, textured cuts — a French crop, textured crop, or crew cut with faded sides — reduce the contrast that makes show-through obvious; comb-overs and extra length backfire. Wet hair and overhead light exaggerate it, and since you can't see your own crown, a dated baseline beats guessing.
Hairline guideUnderstanding your hairline: types, shapes, and what's actually normalHairlines come in several common shapes — even, mature, and M-shaped — and there is no single correct one. A maturing hairline settles and holds; a receding pattern keeps moving. Direction over time, not one photo, tells them apart.

Start with a baseline.

Photos and a blurred preview are free. The full analysis is $2.99, or invite 3 friends for one free analysis.

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