Style Tools
Nine free tools that answer the questions worth answering once: which colors suit you, what your hair actually needs, and which nail shape fits your hands.
Style advice works better when it is about you. These are free tools that ask a few questions and give you one clear answer: your color season, your hair type, your undertone, your nail shape. They are the things a stylist works out in the first five minutes of an appointment. Nothing to sign up for, and nothing is sent to us.
Color Analysis Quiz
Ten questions on your undertone, depth and contrast. You get your color season with a full 12-shade palette, hex codes, and the metals, hair colors and nail shades that match.
StartHair Porosity Test
Eight questions, including the float test and the slide test. You get low, medium or high porosity with a wash-day routine and the ingredients that actually soak in.
StartHair Type Quiz
Find your curl pattern on the 1A to 4C scale, plus your density. Comes with a routine, styling notes and the cut to ask for at the salon.
StartFace Shape Calculator
Four measurements and this works out your face shape the way a stylist does, then gives you the cuts, the bangs and the styles to skip.
StartHair Color Quiz
Your undertone, your natural depth and your real upkeep decide the shade. You get a color family, the words to say to your colorist and the touch-up schedule.
StartUndertone Finder
Seven questions on veins, jewelry, sun and foundation. Tells you if you are warm, cool, neutral or olive, and which colors, metals and shades go with it.
StartNail Size Chart
Measure your ten nails in millimeters and get the press-on size for every finger, plus the list of sizes to buy and the full size 0 to 11 chart.
StartNail Shape Quiz
Five questions about your nails, your hands and your upkeep. Tells you whether round, oval, square, squoval, almond, coffin or stiletto is the shape to ask for.
StartCapsule Wardrobe Checklist
Tick the 32 pieces you already own and the list shows what is missing, in the order worth buying. Your browser remembers it between visits.
StartWhich one should you start with?
If you are picking clothes or makeup, start with the undertone finder. It takes two minutes and it is the base for everything else. Then run the color analysis quiz for your full palette.
If you are trying to fix your hair, do the hair type quiz first for the shape, then the porosity test for the products. Type tells you how to style it. Porosity tells you what to put on it.
More tools on the way
- Bra size calculator — measure once, in both band and cup
- Dress size converter — US, UK and EU in one table
- Ring size chart — print the strip and measure at home
How we build these
Every tool here follows one rule: it has to give you an answer you can use that day. A quiz that tells you that you are “unique” wastes your two minutes. So each result comes with the specific thing to ask for, whether that is a shade, a shape or the words to say at the salon.
Every tool runs in your browser. Your answers are never sent to us or tied to you. The capsule checklist remembers your ticks on your own device so you can come back to it; the quizzes forget everything when you refresh. You can read how we work on our editorial policy page.
