Sample report — Nori, Corporate Executive

Part 1 of 3 · Contrast

Your photo and the improved look

Nori — After · Corporate Executive — After · Corporate Executive

Sample images — generated from AI test photos.

Applied

Start here. These are the first moves this week — what this After already changed. The groups above are the full map; do these first.

hairStyled hair from a flat, straight middle part into a neat, gathered updo with soft wisps near the ears.
eyebrowsDefined and filled the brows for a more symmetrical, polished shape.
lipsApplied a berry-toned lip color to define the lip line and add rich contrast.
accessoriesAdded small, classic gold stud earrings.
wardrobeReplaced a simple casual t-shirt with a structured black blazer.

Part 2 of 3 · Now

What the face analysis found

What already works

Your clear, even complexion and serene, balanced features establish a very gentle and harmonious natural canvas.

What the new look changes

The updated styling feels remarkably polished, professional, and confident, highlighting your features with quiet elegance.

Do these first

Gather your hair into a soft, neat updo while leaving a few delicate wisps free near the ears.
Fill in your brows lightly and apply a classic rose-berry lip color for instant definition.
Swap out casual crewnecks for structured collars like a blazer.

Structure & proportion

The face features a balanced width-to-length ratio, but flat hair hugging the sides adds downward weight and masks the jawline.

Lifting the hair off the face shifts visual weight upward, beautifully exposing the jawline and cheekbones.

Features & balance

The midface and nose hold a strong presence, while the natural eyebrows and lips are softly defined and read slightly lighter.

Enhancing the definition of the brows and lips balances the prominence of the midface.

Skin & contrast

The complexion is healthy and even, but the overall contrast between skin, lips, and brows is relatively low.

Introducing a richer lip tone and subtle brow shaping increases contrast and brightens the face.

Hair & framing

The hair hangs straight down, covering the ears and creating a dark vertical frame that narrows the face.

Pulling the hair back opens up the facial structure, letting natural contours stand out.

Overall styling

The plain, dark t-shirt provides a highly casual, understated look with no accessories.

Structured necklines and minimalist jewelry elevate the presentation to a polished, professional level.

Part 3 of 3 · Next

What to do next

Structure & proportion

Must do

Style hair away from the cheeks to highlight your natural bone structure
Add subtle volume at the crown to balance facial length

Avoid

Letting flat, heavy hair cling tightly to the sides of the face
Styles that cover the forehead and shorten the face visually

Features & balance

Must do

Define the outer tails of the brows with a soft pencil
Use a lip liner to softly emphasize the borders of the mouth

Avoid

Leaving the eyebrows very sparse relative to the rest of the features
Using overly pale lip shades that make the lower face fade back

Skin & contrast

Must do

Choose satin-finish lipsticks in rose or berry tones to lift contrast
Apply a touch of warm blush to the cheeks for a healthy glow

Avoid

Using extremely matte, dry foundations that dull natural radiance
Ignoring contrast, which can leave the features looking washed out

Hair & framing

Must do

Gather hair into a low bun or sleek ponytail to expose the ears
Pull out a few soft, short strands near the temples to soften the look

Avoid

Pulling the hair back too tightly without any soft edges
An unchanging middle part that splits the hair flatly

Overall styling

Must do

Wear structured collars, such as blazers or sharp button-downs
Incorporate small, warm-toned stud earrings to draw light to the face

Avoid

Wearing shapeless, flat crewneck shirts for professional settings
Overloading the look with oversized or busy accessories