Hair & makeup

See six makeup looks designed for your face

Sema studies your photo, then designs a six-look makeup board, two soft, two medium and two bold, around your own features instead of a preset pack.

Sema will tell you what she needs, look at what you send, and show you the price before anything is made.

Sema

Prompt for this example

A personalized makeup lookbook for the adult in [your photo], using it as identity support for the same one person without copying its casual framing or room background. Six wearable editorial face closeups on one clean horizontal 16:9 board, three columns and two rows on a warm off-white background, each portrait on a neutral grey studio backdrop. Adapt the looks to the person's features and skin tone while keeping their identity, apparent age, hair, anatomy and natural skin detail: two looks soft, two medium and two unmistakably bold, each with its own distinctive name. Head the board “YOUR MAKEUP LOOKBOOK”. Under each portrait put the look name, a “SOFT”, “MEDIUM” or “BOLD” label and one short artist instruction tied to a visible feature. Close with the footer “Personalized ideas, not rules. Confirm shades with your makeup artist.” centered at the bottom, complete and legible. No extra people and no scenery.

Adapted for any generator.

Display-only example. Bring your own photo; Sema will discuss your version before generating.

Tool prompt

A personalized makeup lookbook: one board of six photographic face closeups of the adult in [your photo], horizontal 16:9, three columns and two rows. Every panel is that same one person; use the photo only for identity (facial anatomy, eye color, hair) and do not copy its layout or backdrop. Keep the same frontal pose, expression, scale, crop, hair and neutral light in all six, framed from upper forehead through chin. Design the looks for this person, not a generic preset pack, from [your preferences: occasion, how bold you go, colors to use or avoid]. Look at the visible lid space with the eyes open, brow shape, cheekbones, lip contours, skin texture and the contrast between hair, skin and eyes, and tie each look to something you can see. Do not diagnose skin type, guess an undertone from uncertain lighting, or stereotype by age or ethnicity; every adult gets the full soft-to-bold range. Make two looks soft, two medium and two unmistakably bold, where intensity means pigment saturation, value contrast, edge definition and placement. Give the looks different focal points (at least one lip-led and one eye-led), different finishes such as matte, satin or localized sheen, and make any two differ in at least two visible decisions (shadow, liner, lip, blush). The bold looks must read at thumbnail size and still look like plausible artist-applied makeup. Every panel shows full-face makeup on a professionally retouched complexion: skin-matched base, concealer where needed, blush with bronzer, contour or highlighter placed on the real cheekbones, evened tone, no blemishes, pores or rough texture, no oily glare. Match the foundation to the person without lightening their skin. Keep liner to the visible lid, define eyes with cosmetics rather than larger eyeballs, and keep lip contours instead of enlarging lips. Keep the facial contours and lighting dimensional. Head the board “YOUR MAKEUP LOOKBOOK” on a warm off-white background. Under each portrait put the look's own name, “SOFT”, “MEDIUM” or “BOLD”, and one short artist instruction tied to a visible feature, in clean legible type. No scores, best or worst labels, diagnoses or product promises. Close with the footer “Personalized ideas, not rules. Confirm shades with your makeup artist.”

Works with any AI art generator.

When to use this tool

Explore makeup on your own face before buying anything or sitting in an artist's chair. This is visual discovery for planning a wedding, a shoot, a night out or a bolder everyday look: see six directions designed around your actual features instead of imagining them from tutorials on other people's faces. It also helps when you do not have the vocabulary yet and want to browse what suits you.

What you get

One wide (16:9) board of six close-ups of your face, two soft, two medium and two bold looks, each with its own name and a short artist note, all on the same pose and lighting so the six compare fairly. The finished board is yours to download.

How it works

Upload one front-facing photo with your whole face visible in even light, or reuse a face reference you already made here.
Tell Sema the occasion, how bold you ever go, and any colors you love or want to avoid; she confirms the plan before generating.
Get a six-look board designed around your features, ready to download; tell Sema what to change and she plans another round.

Tips for the best photo

Eyes open, no sunglasses, no heavy shadows; the tool reads lid space, brow shape and lip contours from your photo.
Face large in the frame and evenly lit. A casual phone photo is fine; a dark, filtered or tiny face is not.

Questions

Is this a virtual makeup try-on?

It is visual discovery rather than a live try-on. Instead of overlaying one shade, it designs six complete looks for your face on one comparison board.

Does it recommend specific products or shades to buy?

No. The board is personalized ideas, not product promises. Treat every shade as a direction and confirm it in person before you buy.

Are all six looks really me?

Every panel is your face. Your features, eye color and hair stay as they are; only the makeup changes between looks.

Can men use it?

Yes. Every adult gets the full soft-to-bold range. Nothing about your face restricts the palette, and the design never assumes a style from age or gender.

What kind of photo works best as input?

A casual phone photo is fine as long as your face is front-facing, well lit and fills the frame. No sunglasses, no heavy filters and no one else in the shot.

Can I ask for different makeup directions?

Yes. Tell Sema the occasion, colors to use or avoid, and a look you want included before approving the plan. The board still shows six looks, two soft, two medium and two bold, with distinct eye, lip and cheek decisions. Sema names the looks and their focal points before proposing generation. Say explicitly if you want her to choose; these are consultation ideas, not product or shade guarantees.

Pairs well with

Face reference · one clean reusable face reference that powers every face-based tool
Identity sheet · a fuller reference sheet that keeps you consistent across tools
Haircut lookbook · six haircut options for your face on the same kind of comparison board
Hair color comparison · see six hair colors on your own head before booking the salon
Styles gallery · finished art styles you can apply to a portrait

What Sema needs from you

Face reference · required · image or generate
Bring a well-lit, front-facing photo showing your eyes, brows and lips.
Don’t have one yet? Create a face reference first.
Makeup preferences · optional · text
Share the occasion, your comfort with bold looks and colors to use or avoid.

Results may vary; inspect before sharing.

Explore reviewed examples

Each example is display-only. Your own photos guide the result; examples are never used as your input.

Mara

Prompt for this example

Adapted for any generator.

Display-only example. Bring your own photo; Sema will discuss your version before generating.

Inez

Prompt for this example

A personalized makeup lookbook for the adult in [your photo], using it as identity support for the same one person without copying its casual framing or room background. Six wearable editorial face closeups on one clean horizontal 16:9 board, three columns and two rows on a warm off-white background, each portrait on a neutral grey studio backdrop. Adapt the looks to the person's features and skin tone while keeping their identity, apparent age, hair, anatomy and natural skin detail: two looks soft, two medium and two unmistakably bold, each with its own distinctive name. Hold the same frontal pose, expression, scale, crop, hair, neutral light and the same plain light-grey top across all six closeups. Head the board “YOUR MAKEUP LOOKBOOK”. Under each portrait put the look name, a “SOFT”, “MEDIUM” or “BOLD” label and one short artist instruction tied to a visible feature. Close with the footer “Personalized ideas, not rules. Confirm shades with your makeup artist.” centered at the bottom, complete and legible. No extra people and no scenery.

Adapted for any generator.

Display-only example. Bring your own photo; Sema will discuss your version before generating.

Aya

Aya phone-style source photo (generated)

Prompt for this example

Adapted for any generator.

Display-only example. Bring your own photo; Sema will discuss your version before generating.

Nadia

Prompt for this example

A personalized makeup lookbook for the adult in [your photo], using it as identity support for the same one person without copying its casual framing or room background. Six wearable editorial face closeups on one clean horizontal 16:9 board, three columns and two rows on a warm off-white background, each portrait on a neutral grey studio backdrop. Adapt the looks to the person's features and skin tone while keeping their identity, apparent age, hair, anatomy and natural skin detail: two looks soft, two medium and two unmistakably bold, each with its own distinctive name. Hold the same frontal pose, expression, scale, crop, hair, neutral light and the same plain light-grey top across all six closeups. Head the board “YOUR MAKEUP LOOKBOOK”. Under each portrait put the look name, a “SOFT”, “MEDIUM” or “BOLD” label and one short artist instruction tied to a visible feature. Close with the footer “Personalized ideas, not rules. Confirm shades with your makeup artist.” centered at the bottom, complete and legible. No extra people and no scenery.

Adapted for any generator.

Display-only example. Bring your own photo; Sema will discuss your version before generating.

Rowan

Prompt for this example

Adapted for any generator.

Display-only example. Bring your own photo; Sema will discuss your version before generating.