Spiky Hairstyle Try On is now online with two published pages: the homepage and an illustrated front-spiky styling guide. The guide is the feature you can start using today. I am building from that practical starting point toward a service that connects choosing a haircut, discussing it with a barber, and styling it at home.

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A reference photo can help you decide what you like. It also leaves practical questions to work through: how the look might need to change for your hair, what to ask your barber, and how to maintain the shape after washing it. Those questions shape the product roadmap.

The available tutorial offers two reference routines, one with a flat iron and one that skips it. Each routine breaks styling into illustrated action cards. You decide when to move on after completing an action, while a count-up timer shows the elapsed time for the session.

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The planned photo tools will help with choosing a look: trying a haircut on your own photo, creating a face-shape hairstyle recommendation poster, and comparing hair colors while retaining your existing haircut. A style gallery and common questions are also part of the plan.

Another planned feature is a barber communication card that brings the chosen style, reference lengths, and hair-texture notes together before linking to a relevant styling guide. These features still need integration and validation. For now, my focus is making the available guide clear enough that you can open it and understand the next action.

Website: https://spikyhairstyletryon.ai/  English styling guide: https://spikyhairstyletryon.ai/tutorials/front-spiky/