A consultation
in seven phases.
Lived by the client,
guided by the operator.

The client sits down, the operator opens the app on the tablet and shows a personalised screen with the salon's logo and colours. It is a moment of "entering the ritual", not a technical action.

It sets a tone different from a simple chat at the counter. It tells the client that she is about to receive a structured service, in which her preferences will be heard.

The app presents the journey, clarifies duration and purpose, then guides the operator through preparing the client profile.

It aligns expectations and tone before the technical choices. The client understands what happens, the operator keeps pace and order.

The operator collects — or updates — the client's basic information: personal data, styling habits, products used at home, recent colours and treatments, any allergies or sensitivities, preferred language.

The subsequent technical analysis is calibrated on this data: a client who declares bleached hair requires a different protocol than one with virgin hair, even with the same visual identikit.

The portrait acquired in a controlled environment is analysed locally via landmark detection. The system computes proportions and maps them onto the golden ratio relationships, highlights the guide lines with a narrated animation, and classifies the face shape (oval, round, square, rectangular, heart, diamond, triangular).

It is the differentiator: it turns a subjective suggestion ("in my opinion this suits you") into a recommendation grounded in an ancient, recognisable and visible criterion. The client sees why certain hairstyles work on her face and others less.

It is aesthetic consultation support, not an absolute aesthetic judgement. It is a geometric analysis of proportions, presented with care and without judgement.

The system translates the chosen look into a readable plan: cut schema, colour technique, working zones, product recipe and operational notes. The client sees the journey, the team receives a consistent technical track.

It is the bridge between preview and actual service. It reduces the gap between "I like this idea" and "how do we get there", keeping technical responsibility in the operator's hands.

After the plan is approved, the system prepares a technical sheet for the person executing the service: cutting technique, colour schema, processing times, recommended products and operational cautions.

It closes the gap between what the client chose and what the team must execute. It reduces communication errors, especially when the person leading the consultation is not the same as the one executing the service.

The client receives a salon-branded report with descriptive and photographic analysis plus practical hair-care advice.

The salon moment extends past the visit: the client can revisit the look at home, show it to her partner, share it. The salon stays present in the client's memory even after the appointment.