What HairstylesPro is best for
HairstylesPro is a hair try-on tool: you upload a photo and it renders your face with a different cut or colour, keeping the face, pose, clothing, and background recognisable. The site describes a catalogue of more than 600 real haircuts organised by length, gender, and category - bob, short, medium, long, men, boys - plus a separate hair-colour changer, a face-shape analyser, an AI makeup try-on, and a LinkedIn photo generator. It is aimed at deciding on a style before a salon visit rather than at producing publishable imagery. Access is paid: the site offers one free try-on after signing in, then sells annual plans only, at $99 per year for 1,200 credits (about $0.08 per try-on) and $249 per year for 3,600 credits (about $0.07 per try-on), both advertised as including two months free with renewal cancellable at any time. The operator is listed as LYNXII LTD. Note that we could not find a privacy policy or terms of service anywhere on the site, which matters for a service whose core function is uploading a photograph of your face.
- The stated purpose is narrow and honest - decide on a cut before the salon - rather than claiming to produce publishable portraits
- The colour tool is explicitly built to change only hair colour while keeping the cut and features recognisable, which is the behaviour you want for a preview
- Per-try-on cost works out low once a plan is bought, at roughly $0.07 to $0.08 per render
- A face-shape analyser and browsable style categories reduce the guesswork of picking what to try
- We found no privacy policy and no terms of service anywhere on the site, and neither is linked from the footer - for a service whose core function is uploading a photo of your face, that means there is no published statement on how images are stored, retained, deleted, or used for training
- Only one free try-on, and it requires signing in, so you can barely judge output quality before paying
- Annual billing only - the entry price is $99 paid up front, with no monthly option for someone who wants a handful of try-ons
- The 62 hair colours figure in the submission does not appear on any page we could read; the site states the 600+ hairstyle count but not a colour count
- No Korean interface, and the style catalogue is not organised around Korean salon terminology
- Output is a simulation - hair texture, density, and how a cut actually falls will differ from the render, so treat it as a reference image for the stylist rather than a promise