Stylebrief

BEFORE YOU SIT DOWN

Show them the photo. We do the rest.

Photograph the look you want. Stylebrief tells you whether it works on your hair, then turns it into the lengths, guard numbers and tone codes your stylist actually works from. About thirty seconds.

See how it works

FREE TO TRY · NO CARD · YOU FIND OUT IN THE MIRROR, WHEN IT IS ALREADY CUT.

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Stylebrief
A saved photo of shoulder length wavy brown hair, seen from behind
THEIR PHOTO
LENGTH AT BACK24 cm
LENGTH AT FRONT31 cm
LAYER ELEVATION45 degrees
FRINGEcurtain, 12 cm
TEXTUREpoint cut, light
TONE7.1, 20 volume
THEIR PHOTOYOUR BRIEF

Drag it. The photo becomes a brief.

A client and a stylist looking at the same phone over a salon counter
BEFORE THE FIRST CUT

The five minutes that decide it

Everything is settled before the scissors move. Today that conversation runs on one photo and a lot of hoping. This is the part Stylebrief is built for.

HOW IT WORKS

From a saved photo to a real brief

No hairdressing vocabulary to learn, no hoping they understood, no finding out in the mirror.

1

Photograph your hair

One photo of the hair you actually have. Length, density, curl pattern and hairline.

2

Add the look you want

Upload the photo you have been saving for months, or pick from styles.

3

Take the brief to the chair

Lengths, elevation, guard numbers and tone codes. Show it, or send it ahead.

WHAT YOU GET

A photo is not a haircut.

Every look comes back with whether it works on your hair, and exactly what to ask for.

Scissors, clipper guards, colour swatches and a folding rule on a salon counter
WHAT THEY ACTUALLY READ

A brief, not a mood board

One sheet in the language your stylist already uses, cut and colour in separate sections. Show it on the screen, send it ahead, or hold up a code at the chair.

WILL IT WORK ON YOU

The honest answer, first

A saved look shown on the user's own hair with an honest verdict
THE ONE YOU ALREADY HAVE

Bring your worst haircut

Upload the one that went wrong. Stylebrief shows what the brief should have said, which is usually one line you never knew to ask for.

A haircut that went wrong, with the brief that would have prevented it
THE TRANSLATION

Your photo, written out

Lengths in centimetres, layer elevation in degrees, fringe, finish, and tone with developer volume. The line the whole product rests on: you do not have to know these words, so we write them.

An inspiration photo with the specification writing itself line by line

Every other hair app stops at the picture.

OTHERSTYLEBRIEF
Shows the look on your own hair
Offers a set of styles to try
Tells you if it works on your hair type
Writes the lengths and the guard numbers
Gives your stylist a colour formula
Keeps the formula when you change salon
Shows the look moving, not a still

WHY WE BUILT IT

The industry already knows where it breaks

The most common client complaint is leaving with something completely different from what was wanted.
SALON INDUSTRY REPORTING
Showing a stylist a photo and saying 'I want this' creates immediate ambiguity. It is unclear what specifically you want, the length, texture, or colour tone.
PROFESSIONAL STYLIST GUIDANCE
Confirm the length on top, height of the fade, shape of the line-up and finish of the hairline before starting.
BARBER INDUSTRY GUIDANCE

QUOTED FROM PUBLISHED INDUSTRY REPORTING AND PROFESSIONAL GUIDANCE

Questions, answered

Is it really free?

Trying looks on stays free, and so does one brief a month. That covers the normal six to ten week cycle for most people. You pay only if you want more than that.

I do not want to tell my stylist how to do their job.

You are not. You are handing over a clear description of what you want, in the words they already use. You do not have to know those words. That is why we write them.

How exact are the numbers?

They are a starting point, not a rule. Your stylist adjusts them on your hair, in front of you. The point is that you both start from the same page instead of from a photo.

When do I get access?

Early access opens to a small first group. Join and you get one email the moment your spot opens.

A woman walking out into daylight with a fresh cut, her hair caught mid movement
THE PART NOBODY FILMS

Walking out with what you asked for

Not a transformation, not a reveal. Just the ordinary, unremarkable feeling of having been understood.

Never explain your hair again.

Get your early access. Your answers decide what we build first.
Thank you!