Face shape

Understand how looks sit on your proportions.

Face shape is useful for placement: where blush reads best, how a fringe falls, where a liner should stop. It is not a grade, and Uptone never treats it as one.

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Face shape before and after preview 1
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A clear before-and-after preview on you
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Before and after

A new cut without the appointment

The original stays beside the edit, so you judge the tool on the same person, pose and camera angle.

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Real comparisons and finished looks · continuous loop

See face shape in motion.

The moving cards wipe between a real before and after. The still cards are finished looks, and the full strip scrolls continuously.

How it works

  1. Face shape before and after preview 2
    The adapted result, with your identity held steady

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    Front-facing, with your hairline visible so the proportions are readable.

  2. Face shape before and after preview 3
    A reference you can actually take to a professional

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    Your face and eye shape, described in neutral terms and marked as a suggestion.

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    A clear before-and-after preview on you

    Use it in looks

    Once confirmed, placement guidance in every future look is built around it.

What you get

Proportions, described neutrally

  • Your face shape and eye shape, both editable and both stated as suggestions until confirmed.
  • Where placement matters most for you: blush height, liner direction, where a fringe falls.
  • How the read changes future guidance, so the advice compounds rather than repeating.
  • No scores, no comparisons, and no language about anything needing to be balanced or corrected.
Before you decide

Worth reading first.

The useful context, trade-offs and photo advice, before you spend a credit.

Privacy by design

Your photo stays yours.

Face shape is a placement tool, not a judgement. Uptone describes proportions neutrally and never uses defect language: nothing here needs fixing, hiding or correcting.

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Questions people ask

Will this tell me my face is the wrong shape?
No. There is no wrong shape, and Uptone has no language for one. The read exists to make placement advice specific to you.
What if the read is wrong?
Change it. It stays marked as a suggestion until you confirm it, and your correction is what we use afterwards.
Is there a score?
No, and there will not be. Uptone has no attractiveness rating of any kind.

Retouching is one half of what Uptone does. The other is trying a full makeup look on the same photo.

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Understand how looks sit on your proportions.

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