What haircut should I get?
Answer six questions about your hair texture, the length you'll lose, your morning routine, face shape and salon visits. You get three cuts with the reasons they fit, then can try all three on your photo.
Which cuts should we show you?
The six questions
- Which cuts should we show you: women's, men's or both?
- What does your hair do on its own: straight, wavy, curly or coily?
- How much length are you willing to lose?
- How long do you spend on your hair in the morning?
- Which face shape is closest to yours?
- How often will you see your stylist?
How the three cuts are chosen
Texture counts most: a cut that fights your natural texture is dropped. Length, routine, face shape and salon visits then rank the rest, and each recommendation lists the reasons it scored well.
Try them on
Take the three cuts straight to the fitting room. One fitting gives you four photos: the three cuts plus a fourth look you add or a variation of your top cut.
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How do I know what haircut suits me?
Start with your hair's natural texture and how much styling you'll do, then face shape. The quiz weighs these and suggests three cuts, which you can try on your own photo before booking.
Does face shape matter?
It helps, but texture and routine matter more. A cut that suits your face shape but fights your curl pattern or needs daily styling you won't do rarely works out.
What does it cost?
Packs start at $4.99 for 8 fittings of four photos each. Credits never expire and there is no subscription.
Is the quiz free?
Yes. The quiz is free and needs no account. Trying the cuts on your photo uses a fitting; packs start at $4.99 for 8 fittings.
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