Facial Geometry: Beyond Basic Face Shape
The analysis identifies your primary shape — Oval, Square, Round, Heart, Diamond, Oblong, Triangle, or Rectangle — and measures forehead width, cheekbone height, jaw angle, chin projection, and balance across facial thirds. You also get notes on eye shape and nose geometry so styling targets what is dominant versus what needs balancing.
Three Distinct Hairstyle Recommendations
Three named looks (for example “The Architect” or “The Sculptor”) each include cut length, taper, texture, layering, product use, maintenance level, and growth timeline. These are barber-ready briefs, not generic “best hairstyles for your face shape” lists.
Beard Architecture and Brow Design
Men receive beard shape, cheek and neckline placement, length, and daily grooming matched to jawline. Women receive brow arch, tail, thickness, and fill technique calibrated to facial proportions — to soften angles, add definition, or restore balance where needed.
Eyewear Recommendations by Facial Geometry
Frame advice uses your face width in millimeters, bridge fit (high vs low, pad vs solid), and scale — not blanket rules like “round faces avoid round frames.” You get two to three optimal shapes for prescription and sunglasses when the guidance differs, with clear rationale for each.
AI Image Generation Prompts for Each Look
Every hair and grooming recommendation includes an 80–150 word prompt for Midjourney, DALL·E, or similar tools. Prompts describe your features objectively and place each look in a realistic context so you can preview changes before committing.