Hair Color Changer: Hairstyles
What kind of hairstyles and colors can I try with Hair Color Changer?
The app offers a huge rainbow of colors, from bright pinks and purples to natural browns and blondes, plus a hairstyle library with bangs, different lengths, and updos. It works best on clear, straight-on selfies, and the automatic hair detection can outline hair quickly on a good photo.
How does the manual brush and eraser tool work for fixing mistakes?
The manual brush and eraser let you touch up areas the auto-detection misses, like around ears or flyaway hairs. They work well enough for small fixes, but the final colors can look blocky or pixelated, especially around the hairline, giving a slightly fake appearance.
Why does the app keep showing ads and erasing my work?
The app has aggressive ads—a persistent banner at the bottom plus video ads between almost every action, like switching colors or saving. These ads can unexpectedly reset your progress, kicking you back to the home screen, which makes it frustrating for relaxed use.
How can I avoid losing my edits when using the app?
To minimize lost work, try saving your photo frequently after each major change, though even that can trigger an ad. The only reliable fix is paying the one-time fee of around five dollars to remove all ads, which stops the interruptions and resets.
How does Hair Color Changer compare to other virtual hair try-on apps like YouCam Makeup?
Hair Color Changer has a more extensive hairstyle library for trying on cuts and updos, but its color results often look blocky and fake, like a swim cap. YouCam Makeup tends to produce more realistic color blends and has fewer intrusive ads, making it a better choice for a polished, family-friendly experience.
