What every option means

Gentle curve with slightly rounded temples. The default for a reason — it flatters almost every face shape and reads as 'this is just how my hair grows.' Pick this if you're not sure.

A flat line with squared-off temples. Bold, modern, 'just left the barber' energy. Great with a buzzed or skin-faded look — less natural-looking up close, but very intentional.

Sits lower in the front-center with a slightly broken, randomized edge and softer, gently raised corners. A lived-in, weathered look with character — the most natural choice if you want something that reads as a real hairline, not a fresh one.

A small downward point in the center of the hairline. Adds character and a bit of edge. Choose it if you had a widow's peak before, or if you want a distinct look.

Sharp, defined line with crisp corners. Maximum barbershop precision — looks fantastic in photos, very deliberate. Best for shorter cuts and skin fades.

A whisper of density. Best for people with very fair skin, or anyone who wants the illusion of a thin haircut rather than a freshly shaved head. Reads softer in photos.

The default. Mimics the density of a closely shaved scalp with a healthy head of hair underneath. Works for most skin tones and lighting.

Dense, rich pigment. Best on darker hair and darker skin tones, or if you want the boldest possible 'shaved head with full coverage' look.

Even density from temple to crown. The most natural option if you have no existing hair on the sides — looks like a uniform buzz cut.

Density fades out high on the sides, near the temple. Modern barbershop look, great with a sharper top hairline.

Fade starts around the middle of the side. Balanced, classic — pairs well with most hairlines.

Fades all the way down to skin at the bottom. The cleanest, most contemporary look — best with Edge-up or Straight hairlines.

Gradual, feathered transition at the hairline. Most natural — your hairline doesn't end in a hard line in real life, it tapers off. Pick this if you want it to look real.

Slightly more defined than Soft, but still organic. A good middle ground when you want the hairline to be visible without being severe.

Crisp, defined edge. Pairs naturally with Edge-up or Straight hairlines and skin fades. Looks intentional rather than 'grown in.'