How does ChatGPT now choose your next haircut?

A new trend on social media has transformed the cell phone camera into a personal image consultant.

Using artificial intelligence, the tool analyzes the user’s anatomy to recommend personalized hairstyles, going beyond a simple filter and delivering technical suggestions that can help on the next visit to the barber or hairdresser.

How does the trend work?

Unlike purely aesthetic tools, the algorithm processes data specific to the user’s physiognomy.

Therefore, the accuracy of the diagnosis carried out by is based on a tripod of technical analysis that mimics the look of an experienced visa specialist.

The first pillar is facial geometry, a process in which the algorithm identifies the lines and angles of the face to suggest cuts that promote visual balance and aesthetic harmony.

Added to the shape, the tool maps the hair structure. At this stage, AI processes data about the texture and natural volume of the strands, ensuring that the suggested style is compatible with the user’s real hair behavior.

Finally, the system evaluates the viability of the finishanalyzing whether specific characteristics, such as fade (gradient), can be applied successfully. This technical screening reduces the chances of error and gives the user a realistic preview before cutting.

What the results “card” offers

After scanning, the platform generates a detailed report that includes recommended cuts, classified by the level of difficulty in daily maintenance.

The guide also warns about styles to avoid — which can accentuate unwanted features — and provides finishing tips with suggestions for specific products for each style.

Actual utility vs. Entertainment

Although it emerged with an entertainment and virality bias, the tool’s accuracy is surprising. In practical tests, the suggestions proved to be consistent with reality, offering a solid basis for those who want to change their look, but fear disastrous results.

The resource ends up serving as a digital “test-drive”, facilitating communication between the customer and the

*Published by André Nicolau, from CNN Brasil

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