Try a haircut, updo, make-up and nails from a photo online
Upload your photo and see the result before the salon chair: try-ons come back as a picture, the analysis as plain text explaining why it suits you.
See it on yourself first — then take the chair
The whole section is built around one action: you add your own photograph and get back a frame where exactly what you selected has changed — the length and shape of a haircut, hair colour, make-up, brows, beard, nails or the whole look. Your weight, figure, height, facial features, age and skin tone stay yours: every try-on carries that as an explicit prohibition in its brief, not as a matter of luck. Next to the try-ons sits the other half of the section — the analyses. They draw nothing: they read your photograph and explain in words which colours, lengths and shapes work for this appearance, and why.
✓ A frame with your face, not a model from a haircut catalogue
✓ A before-and-after pair in one image — exactly what people bring to the salon
✓ An analysis in words: what suits you, what to avoid and why
Areas
Where to start
Three different answers to one question
A picture, an explanation and a salon brief are different services
People arrive with one question — “what suits me” — but finish it differently. The section is split along exactly that line, and which of the three doors you take decides what you walk away with.
A try-on answers with a picture
You name the area — hair, face, beard, nails or the whole look — and then what changes inside it. The answer comes back as one shot or a before-and-after pair. Good when you already have an option in mind and want to see it on yourself.
An analysis answers with text
Colour type along three axes instead of a label, proportions, face shape, skin condition. Every recommendation carries a reason, and next to the palette sits the anti-palette — what to avoid. Good when you have no options at all.
A brief answers with a document
It turns “something like this” into terms, lengths in centimetres and tone levels, adds the questions worth asking and the things not to agree to. Good when the appointment is already booked.
Beauty & style
Try a haircut, hair colour, updo, make-up, brows, beard and nails on your own photo — and work out what actually suits you
What else you can do
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How this section works
The section holds 24 services across 2 areas. Each is its own page with a form, a price and examples.
Most people start with “Analysis: what suits me”
It is the largest area here — 13 services.
You will need your photo
Every service here works from your file. What the shot needs — sharpness, angle, what must be visible — is written on each service page, above the form.
A run costs 1 to 47 credits
The price is on the button before you press it and is charged per run, not per month. One balance works across every Generonium service.
Your results stay with you
Every run is saved to your account history: you can return to it, repeat it with other settings or continue in a neighbouring service.
Why this exists
You cannot grow a haircut back in one evening
Decisions about your own appearance are almost always made at the worst possible moment: in the chair, under someone else's lighting, facing “so, what are we doing?” with the feeling that there is no time left to think. The price of a mistake there is paid in time, not money — length has to grow back, colour has to be lifted out, a brow shape has to be waited out. This section exists so the conversation with your stylist does not start from that spot.
Length you have to grow back
A short cut that did not work stays with you for roughly half a year. Seeing it on your own face costs one run.
Colour you have to lift out
An unlucky tone takes several sessions to remove, and hair pays for it. The try-on shows not just the shade but how many sessions it realistically takes to get there.
A stylist who misheard you
Half the failures are not about hands but about words: everyone reads “a bit shorter” differently. A picture settles that argument before the work starts.
Who needs this most
Four reasons people come here most often
Before a first visit to a new stylist
You do not know their hand, they do not know your head. A before-and-after frame and a written brief close both gaps before the work begins, so the conversation is about length and tone rather than about what you meant.
Before an event where there will be photos
A wedding, a graduation, a photo session, a shoot for work. Here the hair, make-up and nails can be assembled for one occasion and seen together rather than separately — in the photograph they end up in one frame anyway.
When you are bored but do not know what to change
This is a case for an analysis, not a try-on. First the three axes of appearance, a palette in shop language and an anti-palette; only then a specific length and shade — otherwise you try things at random for a long time.
For men — beard and cheek line
Beard shape for the face type, cheek and neck lines by barbering rules, and separately the thing men usually come for: how the face looks clean-shaven. No need to grow it out for a month just to check.
Which photo works and which one spoils the answer
Every service here works from your photograph, and the quality of the answer depends on it more than on any setting. The rules are short and the same for try-ons and analyses — worth reading once so you do not repeat a run.
✓ Even daylight: backlight, direct flash and yellow bulbs lie about skin and hair colour
✓ An open face — forehead, ears and hairline visible; for nails, the whole hand
✓ No filters or “beautify”: smoothed skin skews both the recommendation and the result
✓ One person in the frame: group shots read worse and the edit can land on the wrong face
How the service knows what actually suits you
The answer here is not invented on a whim and is not lifted from a gallery of pretty pictures. Every scenario has its own rulebook — the same one a hairdresser, a make-up artist and a barber work by — and it goes into the brief before anything starts computing. You do not need to read it, but it is worth knowing it exists: that is exactly why the same try-on gives different answers on different faces.
Face shape and proportions
Length, volume and fringe line are worked out from what the photo shows, not from what is in fashion this season.
Undertone and contrast
Hair shade, the metal in jewellery and the make-up palette are chosen by skin undertone and by the gap between skin, hair and eyes.
Wear and occasion
The same make-up for a working day and for a flash-lit shoot is built differently: light-reflecting particles invisible to the eye leave a white cast in a photograph.
Achievable in one session
Colour is worked out within a realistic two or three levels of your natural shade rather than “like in the picture”: otherwise the try-on would promise what no stylist can do in one evening.
What comes back
One frame with the change, or a before-and-after pair in a single image — the second is what people bring to the salon instead of a verbal description. Real examples will stand here; for now there are plates, because passing off someone else's salon photos as ours is not an option.
Honest limits
What the section does not do — and it is right not to
Does not replace a stylist
This is a way to decide before booking and to show what you want. What actually happens to your hair, skin and nails is decided by their condition and by the hands holding the scissors.
Does not diagnose
The skin analysis speaks about what is visible in the photo: type and condition separately, dehydration, texture, signs of tiredness. Treatment and prescriptions belong to a doctor, and the service does not claim that ground.
Does not remake you
No service here tightens a jawline, removes weight or changes age. If retouching is what you want, that is the neighbouring Photo section, where it is an honest separate tool.
Does not promise a result in one run
Trying three or four options is normal: length separately, colour separately, then together. The price of a run is on the button before you press it, so going through options stays predictable.
So you do not look in the wrong place
How Beauty differs from Photo and Tattoo
Here appearance is changed in a photo and the choice is explained in words. If the photo simply needs enhancing, cropping, restoring or a background removed — that is Photo. If it is a tattoo sketch or try-on — that is Tattoo, with its own sizes in centimetres, its own anatomy and its own conversation with an artist.
How to choose the right service
Quick answers
Generonium pricingCredits work across every service
Лайт
30-day subscription
- Granted on payment and every 30 days
- Auto-renewal can be turned off in your account
- Credits work with any Generonium service
- Each service shows its exact price before launch
Про
30-day subscription
- Granted on payment and every 30 days
- Auto-renewal can be turned off in your account
- Credits work with any Generonium service
- Each service shows its exact price before launch
Макс
30-day subscription
- Granted on payment and every 30 days
- Auto-renewal can be turned off in your account
- Credits work with any Generonium service
- Each service shows its exact price before launch
Try it on your own task
Pick a service from the list above and run it on your own material — the price is visible before you start.