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Hairstyle from a Reference

Separate the person from the haircut you want to explore. A portrait supplies appearance and a hairstyle image supplies the cut, volume and styling direction.

  • Portrait of a woman with dark curly hair wearing a red sweater against a neutral background.
  • A chin-length bob with a side part, shown as a hairstyle reference.
The woman in a red sweater with the chin-length bob from the hairstyle reference.
The portrait keeps its face and red sweater while borrowing the chin-length bob from the reference.

Bring your own

  • Your portrait
  • Hairstyle reference

Where could you take it?

  • Choose a single clear hairstyle rather than a collage of several cuts.

  • Describe the feature you want most, such as a jaw-length bob, soft fringe or swept-back volume.

  • Inspect the hairline and ears as well as face likeness. Compare the silhouette rather than assuming an exact haircut.

Limitations

This does not predict how a cut will behave with your hair density or texture.

Identity, hairline and length can change; the result is a discussion reference.

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