FaceHair is an AI hairstyle changer. Upload a photo and it analyses your facial features and returns personalised hairstyle suggestions in seconds, drawing on more than 500 styles, with a separate facial analysis tool, an AI hair design feature and a themed styles collection. The service is free with a limit of 20 uploads a day. Stated uses are wedding planning, makeovers, event preparation and turning up to a salon consultation with something to point at.
The salon consultation case is the strongest one and the reason tools like this earn their place. Describing a haircut in words is famously unreliable in both directions, and arriving with a rendering of the actual shape on your own head removes most of the ambiguity from a conversation that otherwise runs on hope. Twenty uploads a day free is a generous allowance for what is a genuinely occasional need.
The omissions are what hold this down. No company entity is named anywhere, and no retention or deletion policy appears – for a product whose input is a photograph of your face, both are the first questions rather than fine print, and a direct competitor in the same niche states a 24-hour deletion policy on its landing page. The face-shape-to-hairstyle recommendation is also presented as analysis when it is a magazine convention: a stylist weighs texture, density, growth pattern and how much effort you will actually put in each morning, none of which is in the photograph. Use it to see a shape, not to be advised.
