Preview Four Hair Colors From One Portrait With Seedream 5.0 Pro
Build a controlled four-color hair try-on grid while keeping identity, haircut, pose, and lighting consistent.
Hair-color content performs well because it answers a real decision: “What would this shade look like on me?” A useful preview must keep the face, haircut, length, part, makeup, and lighting stable so color remains the only meaningful variable.
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The control rule
Change one variable at a time. If the face, styling, or camera angle shifts, viewers cannot compare the shades fairly.
Step 1: Upload a clear salon-style portrait
Keep the hair visible from roots to ends and avoid colored lighting.
Step 2: Name exact shade families
This example uses natural black, copper auburn, burgundy wine, and platinum blonde with darker roots. Material cues such as believable highlights and individual strands prevent a painted-on result.
Step 3: Request one comparison grid
A single 2-by-2 output is easier to share, vote on, and reuse in a consultation or campaign.
You can try it directly using the tool on the right.
Prompt: Preserve the uploaded adult model’s identity, haircut, center part, hair length, pose, clothing, makeup, background, and lighting. Create a 2-by-2 beauty grid and change only hair color: natural black, copper auburn, burgundy wine, and platinum blonde with natural darker roots. Use realistic strands and subtle labels only.