Your Face Report · Sample
Sample AI face analysis report
Your face shape is oblong, with oval as the closest alternative. Your natural waves give you several options: fuller sides and a soft fringe are a useful starting point. Olive, camel and terracotta are worth trying near your face.
- Face shape
- Oblong
- Color season
- Soft Autumn
- Perceived age
- 33–38
Each axis shows a score from 0 to 100 based on this tool’s reference proportions. A lower score does not mean a feature needs changing.
- Highest-scoring area
- Jawline
- Lowest-scoring area
- Nose
- First style to try
- Textured wavy crop with a soft side fringe
Trim your stubble to an even length and tidy any stray hairs along the neckline. Use the same guard across the beard area for a consistent finish.
How to read this report
What the scores mean
Scores compare your measurements with this tool’s reference proportions. They do not rank you against other people or measure attractiveness. The lowest-scoring area does not necessarily need changing.
What one photo can show
A front-facing photo can’t show nose projection, chin depth or the jaw angle in profile. Where that’s the case, this report says “not scored” rather than guessing.
Why some sections are short
Some features have less to comment on. Those sections focus on the measurements and may not include a styling suggestion.
Skin observations
Skin notes describe what is visible in this photo and lighting. They cannot identify a condition or tell you which products your skin will tolerate.
Measured on 478 landmarks
Your photo, measured
The upper, middle and lower sections measure 21%, 40% and 39% of the visible face height. The upper section starts below the hairline, so it does not measure the full forehead.
Your face, mirrored
These images mirror each half of your face across its center line. Overall symmetry: 93/100. Lighting, expression and camera angle can affect the differences you see.
Overall proportions
Brow-to-nose height compared with nose-to-chin height.
Within the reference range · reference range 0.84 to 1.16
Visible face length against cheekbone width. It describes your face shape; there is no target.
Describes shape, no target
Each reference range covers values that score 60 or more under this tool’s scoring rules. These ranges are not population averages or beauty standards.
Styling concept
A look to try
The preview pairs a short wavy cut and soft side fringe with neatly trimmed stubble. An olive green sweater and cream collar draw on the warm palette, while the portrait keeps its natural freckles.
This preview illustrates changes to hair, grooming, skin appearance and clothing color. It is a styling example, not a prediction of results.
Facial features
Eyes
84/100A slight upward tilt
The outer corners of your eyes sit slightly higher than the inner corners. Both canthal tilt and eye spacing are within the reference ranges.
The angle from inner to outer eye corner, averaged across both eyes.
Within the reference range · reference range -2.5° to +10.5°
The gap between your eyes, in eye-widths.
Within the reference range · reference range 0.76 to 1.24
Brows
88/100Brow peaks are close to level
The brow peaks are close to level in this photo. Small differences can also come from expression or head position.
How much higher one brow peak sits than the other, in millimetres (scaled from your iris size).
Within the reference range · reference range 0 mm to 1.3 mm
SuggestionBrush stray hairs back into the existing shape if you prefer a tidier outline.
See suggestion v in your plan.Nose
72/100Nose width relative to eye spacing
Your nose-to-eye-spacing ratio is above the reference range. This measurement covers width from the front; projection and bridge shape need a side view.
Nostril width compared with the space between your eyes.
Above the reference range · reference range 0.76 to 1.24
- Nose projectionNot scored, needs a side photo
- Bridge profileNot scored, needs a side photo
Lips
86/100A fuller lower lip
Your lower lip is fuller than your upper lip. The lower-to-upper lip ratio and mouth-to-nose width ratio are both within the reference ranges.
Mouth width compared with nose width.
Within the reference range · reference range 1.09 to 2.14
Lower-lip height compared with upper-lip height.
Within the reference range · reference range 1.09 to 2.14
Jawline
95/100A jawline that tapers from the cheekbones
The jaw is narrower than the cheekbones, with a jaw-to-cheekbone width ratio within the reference range.
Jaw width at the angles compared with cheekbone width.
Within the reference range · reference range 0.65 to 0.87
- Jaw angleNot scored, needs a side photo
- Chin projectionNot scored, needs a side photo
SuggestionEven stubble can make the jaw outline easier to see.
See suggestion i in your plan.Cheekbones
95/100The widest part of the face
Your cheekbones are wider than your forehead and jaw. Layers around cheekbone level are one way to add width to a longer face.
Temple-to-temple width compared with cheekbone width. It describes your face shape; there is no target.
Describes shape, no target
Each reference range covers values that score 60 or more under this tool’s scoring rules. These ranges are not population averages or beauty standards.
Visible in this photo
Skin
What the photo shows
- light freckles across the bridge of the nose and cheeks
- mild redness around the central face and nose
For a more useful comparison, take another photo in three to four weeks using similar lighting, distance and expression.
Morning
- 1Rinse or cleanse gently with a mild cleanser
- 2Apply a simple moisturizer
- 3Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen to exposed skin; follow the label for use and reapplication
Evening
- 1Cleanse gently to remove sunscreen and the day's buildup
- 2Apply a simple moisturizer
Ingredients to consider
- Humectants such as glycerin — These moisturizing ingredients help skin retain water.
- Broad-spectrum sunscreen filters — Broad-spectrum sunscreen provides protection from both UVA and UVB rays.
AI hairstyle previews
Six hairstyles on your photo
These six styles are chosen for your oblong face and hair texture. The previews show how each cut could look on your photo, with our first suggestion at the top.
- AI previewRecommended for you
Textured wavy crop with a soft side fringe
The textured top uses your natural waves, while the soft fringe adds an angled line across the forehead. Tapered but not very short sides keep some width.
- Maintenance
- Low
- Styling time
- 5 min
- Trim frequency
- every 4–6 weeks
Trade-off: The fringe needs regular trims to keep from falling into your eyes, and waves can frizz in humid weather.
- AI previewAnother option
Short side-parted waves with fuller sides
Keeping length at the sides and over the ears adds width to a longer face, and the side part gives the waves a neat direction.
- Maintenance
- Low
- Styling time
- 5 min
- Trim frequency
- every 5–6 weeks
Trade-off: Fuller sides can look bulky around the ears between trims, so they'll need regular shaping.
- AI previewAnother option
Medium-length tousled waves
Ear-to-jaw length with layers lets your waves add width at the sides, and pushing them slightly forward gives a relaxed shape around the face.
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Styling time
- 8 min
- Trim frequency
- every 8–10 weeks
Trade-off: Growing your current short hair to this length takes time, and the longer waves need more drying and styling than a crop.
- AI previewAnother option
Soft taper with a textured, forward-swept top
This keeps the sides neat but not harsh, with a top that goes forward and sideways instead of up, so it adds no extra height to a longer face.
- Maintenance
- Low
- Styling time
- 5 min
- Trim frequency
- every 3–5 weeks
Trade-off: Tapered sides look sharpest only when freshly cut, so it needs more frequent barber visits.
- AI previewAnother option
Layered wavy cut with a curtain-style part
The curtain part opens at the center and lets the layers fall around the cheekbones, giving width at the sides.
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Styling time
- 10 min
- Trim frequency
- every 8–10 weeks
Trade-off: The hair falls on both sides of the forehead, so it can get in the way while working, and the part may need a quick reset during the day.
- AI previewBolder pick
Chin-length wavy layered cut
This is the boldest option here: chin-length layers move width to the sides of the face, with low volume at the crown to avoid extra height.
- Maintenance
- High
- Styling time
- 12 min
- Trim frequency
- every 8–12 weeks
Trade-off: It's a big change from your current length and takes the most styling and growing-out time, with waves that can expand on humid days.
SuggestionCompare styling time and trim frequency as well as the preview when choosing a cut.
Frames for your oblong face
- Eyeglasses
- Deeper frames with height: square, round, or slightly oversized.
- Sunglasses
- Oversized, round, wayfarer.
- Go easy on
- Small, narrow or shallow frames that lengthen the face.
The simplest rule: choose a frame about as wide as the widest part of your face.
Read from the tones in your photo
Your palette: Soft Autumn
- Undertone
- Warm
- Lightness
- Medium
- Contrast
- Medium
Muted golden-brown hair, soft hazel-green eyes, and warm-neutral skin tone create a low-to-medium contrast, gentle and warm appearance typical of Soft Autumn.
This is an estimate from one photo. The closest alternative season is True Autumn.
- Olive#6B7B3A
- Terracotta#C06A4B
- Camel#B88B5A
- Moss#7A8450
- Warm teal#3F7F78
- Warm cream#F1E6CF
- Rust#A9552F
- Soft mustard#C9A24A
- Stark black#0A0A0A
- Icy blue#A9D6F5
- Bright fuchsia#D81B8A
- Optic white#FFFFFF
Metals Gold
Your plan, in order
A suggested order based on your photo and the effort involved. Each suggestion includes steps, upkeep and estimated cost. Confidence reflects the AI’s judgment, not a measured chance of success.
- i.Related to: jawline
Keep stubble at one length with a clean neckline
- — Pick one trimmer guard length and use it across the whole beard area.
- — Trim the neckline in a gentle curve about a finger-width above your Adam's apple.
- — Brush stubble downward before trimming so it cuts evenly.
Why first: An even stubble length and a defined neckline give the lower face a tidy outline, and it takes only a few minutes.
Grooming · Every 3–4 days- Effort
- Low
- Results
- Visible the same day
- Cost
- $
- Confidence
- High
- ii.Related to: proportions
Choose a cut with some width at the sides
- — Ask your barber to keep length over the ears instead of cutting the sides very short.
- — Keep the top textured and soft rather than tall.
- — Bring a photo of the cut you like and mention that your hair is wavy.
Why: Your face is longer than it is wide, and cuts with fuller sides and modest height on top keep the overall outline balanced and work with your natural waves.
Hair · Cut every 4–6 weeks- Effort
- Medium
- Results
- Visible right after the cut
- Cost
- $$
- Confidence
- High
- iii.Related to: color
Wear warm, earthy colors near your face
- — Try tops or knitwear you already own in olive, terracotta, camel or cream.
- — Use stark black and optic white as occasional accents instead of the main color near the face.
Why: Your warm undertone and medium contrast pair well with olive, terracotta, camel and cream, which sit close to your natural coloring.
Style · Whenever you get dressed- Effort
- Low
- Results
- Visible immediately
- Cost
- $
- Confidence
- Medium
- iv.Related to: skin
Keep skincare simple
- — Cleanse gently in the evening to remove sunscreen and buildup; rinse or cleanse in the morning as needed.
- — Apply a moisturizer as needed and follow the product directions.
- — Use broad-spectrum sunscreen on all exposed skin and follow its application and reapplication directions.
- — Keep products that already work for you, and introduce only one new product at a time.
Why: Start with a routine you can use consistently. The photo shows some redness, but it cannot establish the cause or which products will suit your skin.
Skincare · Daily- Effort
- Low
- Results
- Varies by product and skin
- Cost
- $
- Confidence
- Medium
- v.Related to: brows
Brush and tidy the brows
- — Brush brows upward and outward with a clean spoolie.
- — Trim only hairs that extend past the natural shape.
Why: Your brow peaks are close to level, so light upkeep is enough to keep the natural shape neat.
Grooming · Every 1–2 weeks- Effort
- Low
- Results
- Visible the same day
- Cost
- $
- Confidence
- Medium
The first 72 hours
A few simple styling and grooming ideas to try over the next three days.
- 1
Wear an olive, rust or camel top for your next photo or video call.
These warm colors sit close to your undertone and make a quick comparison against cooler shades easy.
- 2
Push your waves slightly forward and to one side with your fingers while damp.
Directing the waves gives the top a soft shape and shows how a side-swept fringe sits.
- 3
For your next photo, face a window and hold the camera at eye level.
Even lighting makes it easier to compare hair and clothing colors.
- 4
If you own both gold and silver jewelry, compare them beside your face in daylight.
The palette suggests warm metals, so start with gold and see which you prefer.
Your four-week plan
- Week 1
Trim your stubble and review your cleansing, moisturizing and sun protection routine. Keep products that work for you; add only one new product at a time.
- Week 2
Choose a haircut preview to discuss with your barber. Try styling your waves forward or to the side before deciding on a cut.
- Week 3
Compare the suggested palette with tops you already own. Note which colors you like near your face.
- Week 4
Review which cut, stubble length and colors you liked best, and keep up the routine.
What this report will never do
- — Recommend surgery, fillers or injectables, anywhere.
- — Rank you against an ethnicity-based ideal or anyone else’s face.
- — Show a “potential you” morph or promise score gains.
- — Alter your original photo: every comparison keeps your upload as the untouched baseline.
Measurements come from 478 landmarks on your photo. Scores compare those measurements with this tool’s reference proportions. Images are AI-generated with Google Gemini to illustrate styling ideas. They do not predict results. This report does not provide medical advice.