A mirror that tries colours on you.
Pick a hair colour or a lip colour and see it on your own face, from your camera or a photo. It runs in your browser; nothing you show it is uploaded.
What it does: finds your hair and your lips in the picture and changes their colour, keeping your own light and shadow. What it keeps: nothing. No account, no cookie, no upload; your camera and your photos never leave this page.
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Hair
Lips
Find a colour like it
Hair, in words to search with:
Search for this colour at
Lips, in words to search with:
Search for this colour at
The words are worked out from the colour on the screen (its lightness, hue and strength), not taken from any brand's chart, and no product is matched to them. Each link opens that shop's own search in a new tab, carrying these words and nothing else: the link carries no tag or tracker. What the shop shows is the shop's.
Looks side by side
Up to four looks, kept in this page only: they are gone when you leave it. Tap a look to wear it again.
How real it is
The colour is laid over your own hair, so its light, shadow and strands stay; that is what makes it look like hair and not paint. It cannot bleach: a light colour on dark hair now shows as lightened hair with your own strands, not a promise of what a dye can do. Edges and stray hairs are rough, and glasses, hats and hands confuse it. Lips come from a face model that places 478 points on one face; a second face is ignored. Hold the button, or use "Before and after", to see your own colours, and judge for yourself. A lip finish is drawn, not measured: matte flattens the shine, gloss adds a highlight where your lips already catch the light, shimmer adds a fine sparkle; a real lipstick's finish depends on the product. The words, level and tone under the colours are worked out from the colour on the screen: an estimate to shop with, not a match to any product and not a dye formula.
What leaves your device: a visit count, never a camera frame
The page loads two small models (0.8 MB for hair, 3.8 MB for the face), a runtime (10 MB) and the sample portrait (0.1 MB) from this site, once. Your camera and your photos stay in the page; a saved picture goes straight to your downloads. There is no account and no cookie. Cloudflare, which serves the pages, counts page visits with its Web Analytics, which sets no cookie: it counts page visits only, never camera frames or photos, which do not leave the page. A click on a pay link or the email link is counted too: the page tells sevenskyconsulting.com which link and which page, and nothing about you. The page's content rule lets those two counters through and refuses any other script or request to another host. The search links under the mirror leave this site: a click opens Ulta's, Target's or Amazon's own search page in a new tab, with the colour's words in its address and nothing else (no tag or tracker in the link, and this page does not count those clicks); that page is the shop's, under its own terms. Looks you keep side by side stay in the page and are gone when you leave it.
Measured
On a MacBook Pro (Apple M1 Pro), headless Google Chrome 155, 21 October 2026: 36 ms to find the hair and the lips in a 900 by 1200 picture (GPU delegate), measured 40 times and the middle value taken. The "Copy the speed" button puts your own device's numbers on your clipboard. We have not measured how well the hair and face models find hair and lips; MediaPipe publishes its figures, linked from how it works.
One thing for sale
Your salon's mirror, $199
A mirror page with your own shade list (up to 24 shades, named as on your chart, as close to your swatches as a screen allows), your salon's name and your booking link, at makeupme.ai/at/your-salon for twelve months, plus a printable card with the QR code for the chair. Ready right after paying, set up by you on the page Stripe sends you back to, with a live preview on a sample portrait; for those twelve months you can change everything on it but its address. Everything still runs on the client's phone; no picture is ever uploaded, to you or to us. See an example. First three buyers: $133.
After the first three buyers: $199.
Payment is by card on Stripe's own page; Stripe then sends you back to makeupme.ai, where you set up your mirror, with nothing to send and no one to wait for. sevenskyconsulting.com, the Seven Sky site that delivers it, keeps the mirror's settings (the salon's name, the booking link, the shades, lips on or off) so that the page can show them; the page shows only what you put on it. Seller: Seven Sky Consulting (Moe Chizari). If what is described is not delivered within the time stated, the payment is returned in full.
About the name
SeeDeep, a computer-vision project by the same owner, showed a live hair-colour changer in 2025. The first version of this page, in October 2026, promised one thing: when something runs here, the page will say what it does and what it keeps before it asks anyone to try it. The lines above the mirror are that. How it works, and SeeDeep, where the detection work lives.