Measure, don't guess
Upload a front-facing photo in even light. StyleAI measures the proportions — cheekbone width as the baseline, jaw and forehead ratios against it — and can be corrected by hand if a shot is off.
The haircut your face
was actually built for.
Salon advice is guesswork with a mirror. StyleAI measures your face from one photo — shape, proportions, jaw and cheekbone widths — then narrows 24 hairstyle models down to the ones that suit you, shows you wearing them, and gives you the words to ask for it.
The hard part of a haircut isn't choosing a picture — it's describing it. StyleAI ends the session with a script, not just a mood board.
Upload a front-facing photo in even light. StyleAI measures the proportions — cheekbone width as the baseline, jaw and forehead ratios against it — and can be corrected by hand if a shot is off.
Oval, round, square, long, heart, diamond or pear — the report explains why, not just which, with the measurements behind the verdict.
Top matches and a short “avoid these” list, both with reasons — because knowing what not to do is half the decision.
A virtual hair studio renders the recommended styles on your own photo before anything is cut. Save the ones you like, share them with a friend for a second opinion.
Twelve popular shades matched to your skin tone, each with an honest note on whether it needs bleaching and how much upkeep it costs.
A paragraph written to be read aloud in the chair: length, layering, fringe, texture — phrased the way a stylist expects to hear it.
You get free analyses every day. Membership exists for people who use the try-on studio often — a haircut is a three-month commitment, so trying ten is reasonable.
Monthly ¥18 · quarterly ¥45 · yearly ¥128. Bought inside the app; cancellable in system settings at any time.
Take one photo before your next appointment and walk in with a decision instead of a hope.
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StyleAI gives styling suggestions, not medical or dermatological advice. Results depend on the photo you provide — lighting, angle and expression all affect the measurement.