Salon 1150 · Free Tool
Try on 20 salon-curated hair shades in seconds — plum noir, cherry cola, caramel balayage, platinum. Upload a photo or open your camera. Free, no signup, and your photo never leaves your device.
Try it now ↓The tool
It analyzes your selfie, finds your hair — not your face, not the background — and recolors it while keeping your hair's natural texture, shine, and the lighting in your photo. That's the difference between a real try-on tool and a flat social-media filter: the result respects your hair, so the preview stays believable.
A shade that looks stunning on a swatch card can land completely differently on your own strands. And a color correction costs far more than the original appointment. Seeing the result on your own face first is the cheapest insurance against color regret.
How it works
A clear, front-facing photo in even light, hair visible around your face and shoulders. Daylight near a window is ideal.
20 shades our editors recommend — Reds, Browns, Blondes, Fashion. Each links to its full guide: cost, maintenance, honest pros and cons.
Color appears on your own texture instantly. Hold to compare with your original, download the result for your colorist.
Pro tips
FAQ
Yes — completely free, no signup, no account. Every one of the 20 shades is available to try.
No. Everything runs inside your browser on your own device. Your photo is never uploaded, stored, sent to a server, or seen by anyone — including us.
A close approximation, not a guarantee. The AI maps your actual hair and preserves texture and lighting — far more realistic than a filter — but the real result also depends on your starting shade, porosity, condition, and your colorist's technique.
Yes. The tool detects and recolors dark hair — but treat light shades on dark hair as a target. Reaching platinum from near-black usually requires bleaching, which the preview can't simulate.
Yes — the AI detects hair regardless of length, texture, or style. Very short buzz cuts give it less area to work with, so the preview is subtler.
Yes — phones, tablets, desktop. On mobile you can open your camera directly or upload from your photo library.
Filters paint a flat wash over a rough guess. This tool segments your actual hair and shifts color while preserving luminance and texture — highlights, shadows, and shine still look like your hair.
Near your natural depth for low-risk change; a fashion shade if you're committed to upkeep. Each shade links to its full Salon 1150 guide with skin-tone advice, cost, and maintenance.
That's what the download button is for — clearer than describing "kinda dark purple but not too purple."
Because these are the 20 our editors stand behind, each with a full written guide. Twenty curated shades with honest advice beat a hundred anonymous sliders.