Try the haircut before the chair

Not sure a new cut will suit you? Snap a selfie, try different hairstyles on your own face with AI, and walk into the salon with a card that shows your barber exactly what you're after.

How it works

  1. 1

    Take a selfie

    Use the camera or pick a photo from your gallery. Good light and a clear view of your face is all it takes.

  2. 2

    Try on hairstyles

    Pick the looks you're curious about and let the AI place them on your own face, so you see them on you and not on a stranger.

  3. 3

    Show your barber

    Found the one? Share a clean card with the result and the details, so your barber knows exactly what you mean — no more "a bit shorter on the sides".

Frequently asked questions

Do you use my selfie for anything else?

No. Your photo is used only to generate the hairstyle you asked for. We don't run facial recognition, we don't build a face template, and we never try to identify who you are. The original is deleted within 24 hours.

Do I need to create an account?

No. There's no sign-up, no password and no email required. An anonymous key on your device keeps track of your looks, and that's it.

What are "looks" and how much do they cost?

Looks are one-time credits you spend to generate hairstyles. You buy them through the App Store when you want more. They are not a subscription and nothing renews on its own.

Will the real haircut look exactly like the app?

Think of it as a very good preview, not a photocopy. The AI shows you a realistic idea of the style on your face; the final result depends on your hair and your barber. That's exactly why the shareable card helps.

Is there an Android version?

LOOKIX is launching first on iPhone. If Android is on the way, you'll see it here.

Coming soon to iPhone

LOOKIX is on its way to the App Store. Try haircuts on your own selfie, save the ones you like, and take the perfect brief to your next appointment.

Coming soon to the App Store

LOOKIX shows an AI approximation of how a hairstyle might look on you. It is a visual guide, not a promise of the final result — the cut, your hair type and your barber's work all have the last word.