Short answer
Upload a clear portrait to Vega AI and describe the haircut’s length, shape, and fringe. Ask to keep the face and background recognizable. Compare one hairstyle at a time and save the versions you want to discuss with your stylist.
Make the hair easy to see
Use a portrait where the face, hairline, and sides of the hair are visible. A hat, cropped forehead, or hair blending into a dark background gives you less to compare.
Choose the haircut idea before changing color or makeup. Keeping the first request focused makes the difference in shape easier to see.
Name the length and shape
These original prompts give the cut a few concrete features. Change them to match the idea you are considering.
A shoulder-length bob
Show a shoulder-length bob with a softly curved outline and a side part. Keep my face, hair color, and background recognizable. Use a natural hairstyle finish.
A soft fringe
Add a light curtain fringe with the rest of the hair kept at its current length. Keep the face and hair color recognizable, with a natural part and soft movement.
A shorter textured cut
Try a short textured haircut with soft layers around the face. Keep the face, expression, and background recognizable. Show the hair clearly around the ears and forehead.
Compare the same photo across ideas
Keep the lighting, face, and background request similar across versions. Then compare the length around the jaw, the fringe near the eyes, and how the outline frames your face.
If you want to explore color, do that as a separate variation after choosing a shape. “Warmer brown” is a different decision from “a shorter bob.”
| Decision | What to describe |
|---|---|
| Length | Where the hair ends: jaw, shoulder, or another clear point |
| Shape | Blunt, softly layered, curved, or textured |
| Fringe | Curtain, side-swept, light, or another specific shape |
| Part | Center or side, if it matters to the idea |
Take the favorites to your stylist
Save two or three versions you like. Use them to explain the shape and mood you want, alongside the original inspiration photos.
The edit is a visual idea. Your stylist can discuss how the cut works with your actual hair texture, density, and styling routine. Vega helps you arrive with a more concrete picture of what you want.
Questions
Can I try bangs without changing the whole haircut?
Ask for the fringe you want and say to keep the rest of the hair at its current length. Compare the result with the original photo.
Can I keep the different versions?
Use Vega’s gallery to keep, favorite, and export the looks you want to revisit.
