AI Color Analysis
AI eyebrow analysis — the shape your face asks for
Your brows measured against your face proportions, with the exact correction to ask for.
Sample report
Brow shape match
6.4 /10
Face shape
Oblong
Summary
Strongest asset: naturally thick, wide brows with even growth — the hard part to fake and the best base to work from.
Needs work: a flat, low arch with tails that drop below the head, which reads as a tired expression.
"The density is already there — what is missing is direction. Lifting the tails and moving the apex toward the temple does more here than any amount of hair removal."
Brow geometry
Thickness8.7
Symmetry7.9
Spacing7.4
Shape fit
Arch height3.2
Apex position4.6
Tail lift2.8
Three landmarks that decide the shape
Every correction comes down to where these three points sit. The report gives you yours, measured from your own features instead of a template.
1
Where the brow starts
On a vertical line up from the wing of the nose. Starting further in narrows the face, further out widens it.
2
Where the arch peaks
Above the outer edge of the iris. Moving the apex toward the temple flattens the arch and widens the face.
3
Where the tail ends
On a line from the nose wing through the outer corner of the eye. A tail sitting below the head drops the whole expression.
Your brows now
Naturally thick, wide brows — an excellent base to work from. The current shape is mostly straight, with a very slight curve and tails that drop a little at the ends. What is missing is a defined structure and an upward direction, which is why the eyes can read as tired.
Why this shape
Your face reads as oblong: the length clearly dominates the width, forehead, cheekbones and jaw are close to equal, and the chin is softly rounded. That vertical needs balancing with horizontal lines — and the brows are the strongest horizontal line on a face.
Your ideal shape
A straighter, horizontally oriented brow with a soft, low break. It cuts across the vertical and gives the face the width it is missing. The head sits in line with the wing of the nose, the apex moves off-centre toward the temple above the outer edge of the iris, and the tail points at the temple rather than down. Keep your natural thickness and put the emphasis on a clean lower line.
How to get there
Working on your own, take out only the clearly stray hairs under the brow to even up the lower line. Leave the upper edge alone and do not thin the body out. Your main tool is brow gel: comb the hairs up and diagonally toward the temples, especially through the tail. A lamination or long-hold styling treatment fixes that upward direction and keeps the brows groomed for weeks.
What to avoid
Stay away from a high, sharp break — the "roof" shape — and from round, evenly arched brows. Both stretch an oblong face further. Thin brows are the other mistake: they throw the proportions off and make the features read as less expressive.
What to tell your brow artist
Ask for a straighter, more horizontal shape with your natural width kept. Make the point about lifting the tails and moving the apex further toward the temple. Or just read this out:
Hi — I'd like a straighter, more horizontal brow shape to balance out a long face. Please keep my thickness, but give me a cleaner lower line and lift the tails so they don't point down.
Three steps to your brow shape
From a photo to a report you can hand straight to your brow artist.
Step 1 — Upload a front-facing photo
Relaxed face, even light, hair off the forehead, and no pencil or gel on the brows.
Step 2 — The model measures the geometry
Head, apex and tail against your face proportions — thickness and symmetry included.
Step 3 — Take the report to the chair
Your ideal shape, what to do yourself, what to avoid, and the words to say at the appointment.
Why use this brow analyser
What makes the read worth trusting before anyone touches your brows.
Measured on your own face
The shape is derived from your proportions, not picked off a chart of brows that suit somebody else.
Ready in a minute
No appointment and no waiting — upload a photo and the result is right there.
Your photo stays yours
The image produces your report and nothing else. Delete it from your account whenever you like.
Advice you can act on
Every recommendation names a tool or a step — gel, lamination, a line to even up — rather than a mood board.
Why brows are worth measuring
They are the fastest thing to change on a face and the slowest to grow back.
The feature that reframes a face
Shift the arch a few millimetres and the whole expression changes. No other feature does that much for so little.
Mistakes take months to undo
Hair grows back in weeks at best, so the cheapest correction is the one planned before the tweezers come out.
Measured against you, not a trend
The shape follows from your proportions, so the advice does not expire with the fashion for thin or feathered brows.
When it comes in handy
From a photo to a report you can hand straight to your brow artist.
Before a brow appointment
Turn up knowing what to ask for instead of leaving the shape to someone else's taste.
After a bad correction
See what was taken off, what needs growing back and roughly how long it will take.
Growing your brows out
Know which hairs to leave alone while the shape fills back in.
Learning to shape your own
A clear target shape makes grooming at home far less risky.
Frequently asked questions
From your face proportions first — length against width, then forehead, cheekbones and jaw — and after that your existing brow geometry. The shape is chosen to balance your face, not to copy a trend.
Brow makeup, yes. Pencil and gel change the outline the model measures, so a bare brow gives an accurate read. The rest of your makeup matters much less.
Rarely more than a few stray hairs. Thickness is an asset that takes months to regrow, so the advice leans on styling and direction long before removal.
Yes. The geometry works exactly the same way, and the recommendations stay within grooming rather than shaping.
Almost everyone's are, and the report says by how much. Slight asymmetry is normal and is usually corrected with styling rather than by taking hair off the fuller brow.
It stays only as long as your report does, and you can delete both from your account whenever you want.
All your style experiments, in one place
Every look you generate is saved to your account, so you can compare them side by side later.
Ready to see the result?
Upload one photo — the analysis and the try-on live in the same place.
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