Guides.The answer before the sales page.
Most pages that rank for these questions make you take a quiz before they tell you anything, or sell you an appointment instead of answering. We would rather write the whole answer down, including the parts where paying a person in a room beats paying us.
One new guide a week at most, and only when there is something true to add.
What haircut suits my face
How to read your own face outline from one photograph, what each of the six outlines gains, and the two things that change the answer more than your outline does — what your hair weighs, and how much contrast you carry. Including why the right cut moves as grey comes in.
Am I warm or cool toned?
The vein, jewellery and white-paper tests done properly, the four reasons they contradict each other, and the daylight comparison that settles it. Then what undertone actually decides, why we do not use colour seasons, and whether a $300 analysis is worth it.
Or skip the reading and let one photograph answer.
A Reading names your Type from your own face and frame, writes your colours, necklines, cuts, lengths, hair and makeup in six lines, and shows you wearing the look they call for.
Your first three Looks are free. No card, and no account before you have seen them.
Also worth a read: the twelve Types, each with its six rules and what it leaves on the rail.