MIRRR — Your Taste. Your Looks. Your Style.

My Face

Step 1 of 2. Tell MIRRR your skin tone and hair so every step is in your shades.

Your photo (optional)

Your photo stays in this browser tab. It is never uploaded and is not saved. MIRRR reads your skin colour from the middle of the picture and suggests a shade. You can change it below.

Your shade

Pick the swatch closest to your skin. Check against daylight.

No shade chosen yet.

Undertone Hair texture Hair length Community (optional)

Transform

Pick a look you love. MIRRR turns it into steps in your shades: today, this week, and the full look.

Cultural DNA Quiz

5 questions. Your beauty archetype unlocked.

Which artist speaks to your soul? Traditional, Contemporary, Modern, Fusion

Taste Profile

Tell us who moves you — music, films, brands, icons.

Community (optional)

Match from your photo

Add a selfie in daylight. MIRRR reads your skin tone and undertone, matches foundation shades, and lets you try looks on your own face. Your photo stays on your device.

Stylist

Multi-step refinement. Tell your stylist what to change.

Shade Finder

60 shades across the full spectrum. Find yours.

Shade palette — Mocha, Caramel, Bronze, Mahogany, Espresso, Warm Sand

Skin Depth

Undertone

Your Community (optional)

Occasion Planner

Tell MIRRR the occasion. It builds one plan: look, shade, wig, ritual and a timeline.

The occasion

Community

Fitzpatrick type

Undertone

Ritual Library

The traditions behind every look: rituals, remedies, festivals and history, written community by community.

Search every guide

Brow & Kohl Studio

Brow architecture and eye traditions from your culture, step by step, shaped to your face and eyes.

Eye looks

The diagram is a drawing, not your photo. Use kohl and kajal sold as lead-free, and never apply traditional preparations to babies.

Hair Colour Lab

What it really takes to get from your colour to the one you want, for your texture and your hair's history.

The strands are an illustration, not your photo. Levels and sessions are planning estimates from the guides; a strand test and a colourist who works with your texture come first.

Skin Clinic

Dark marks, melasma, breakouts, a sore barrier, eczema or rosacea: a routine, the ingredients that suit your skin type, sunscreen without a white cast, and how long it really takes.

The skin patch is an illustration in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. Plans come from the skin guides and are not a diagnosis; anything painful, spreading or not improving needs a dermatologist.

Complexion Lab

Correct, base, set and sculpt for your skin: the corrector colour for your depth, a foundation formula and finish for your skin type, powder without flashback, and contour, highlight and blush placed for your face shape.

The face is an illustration in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. Colours on it show the colour words the guides use, not product shades. Face shape and undertone are yours to choose; nothing is assumed from your community.

Colour & Lip Studio

A palette for your undertone and depth (harmony, pop or complement), and a lip look planned for you: the shade for your depth that suits your undertone, the finish, the liner technique and a lip-care routine.

The lips and palette are illustrations in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. Swatches show the colour words the guides use, not product shades. Undertone and depth are yours to choose; nothing is assumed from your community.

Nails & Scent Studio

A manicure for your depth and undertone (shape, finish, how you wear them and how to take them off safely) and a fragrance for the occasion and your climate.

The hand is an illustration in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. Swatches show the colour words the guides use, not product shades. Depth and undertone are yours to choose; nothing is assumed from your community.

Ageing Studio

A morning and evening routine for your decade, depth and main concern: how slowly to bring in a retinoid, what is safe in clinic for your skin, and perimenopause and menopause care.

The face is an illustration in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. Cultural knowledge and general skincare, not medical advice: ask a doctor or dermatologist before prescription retinoids, in-clinic treatments or hormone therapy. Depth is yours to choose; nothing is assumed from your community.

Hair Removal Planner

Pick the area, your hair and skin type and a method: see whether it suits you, which lasers are safe for your skin, how to stop razor bumps and dark marks, and how to time it before an event.

The body and the hair are illustrations in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. General care, not medical advice: have a test patch before laser or IPL and see a dermatologist for lasting razor bumps or dark marks. Skin type, hair texture and colour are yours to choose; nothing is assumed from your community.

Smile & Lip Care

Pick your main concern and a traditional practice: see your daily routine, whether the practice targets that concern and what to watch for, and your community's oral care ritual.

The smile is an illustration in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. Traditional practices sit alongside brushing with fluoride toothpaste, not instead of it. General care, not dental advice: see a dentist for pain, swelling, or gums that keep bleeding.

Bridal Countdown

What to do now for the time you have left, what is too late to start, skincare for your skin type, wedding hair for your texture, a touch-up kit, and your community's wedding traditions.

The bride is an illustration in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. Product and brand names come from the guides on the Library shelf; this planner sells nothing. Skin type, hair type and style are yours to choose; your community adds traditions only. Talk to a dermatologist before any peel, laser or prescription.

Ingredient Checker

Pick up to four skincare ingredients: see which pairs are fine, which to split between morning and night or across nights, and which not to mix; a week of routines in the right order; what the pregnancy guide says at your stage; extra care for your skin type; and the traditional ingredients your community's guides name.

The skin block is an illustration in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. Every rule here quotes a guide on the Ingredients shelf; a pair the guides say nothing about is shown as "no rule in the guides", not as safe. Product names come from those guides; this checker sells nothing. Not medical advice: patch-test anything new, and ask a dermatologist, doctor or pharmacist about prescriptions, pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Eco Beauty

One swap from plastic to a lower-waste option, your community's eco starter kit, what to do this season, where an ingredient comes from and what threatens it, steps for what you care about most, how to stretch wash day for your hair, and a reef-aware sunscreen note for your skin type.

The skin swatch is an illustration in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. Everything here quotes the guides on the Eco Beauty shelf, checked before wiring; brand names appear only where a guide names them, and this planner sells nothing. Patch-test anything homemade, and keep citrus juice off skin that will see sun.

Calm & Self-Image

A beauty ritual from your community sized to the time you have, ideas for feeling calmer, kinder to yourself or more connected, what stress can do to skin and hair, a scent and a seasonal adjustment, and support lines for where you live.

Beauty rituals can be a comfort; they are not therapy or treatment. If you are struggling, please reach out: in Canada call or text 9-8-8, and the support card above lists lines for other countries. The portrait is an illustration in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. Everything here quotes the guides on the Mind & Self-Image shelf, checked before wiring.

Taste Leap

Your look, another culture. Your taste becomes a look profile; leap it into Lagos, Seoul, Dubai or nine other cities and see the same face wearing each city's version, with the taste path showing which of your tags moved each part of the palette.

The source badge says exactly where the taste came from: a curated demo profile, the live Qloo taste graph (your Taste-page inputs, cached for six hours so changing cities does not call Qloo again), or the built-in artist map. The faces are illustrations in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo, and the swatches are approximate colours for the shade names in the look engine.

Grooming Studio

Pick your beard hair, the look you want, your razor or trimmer and the skin problem you have. See your razor-bump risk and what drives it, a shave and beard routine, a beard oil to mix, your week, and, if you like, grooming traditions and barbershop styles from your heritage.

You pick your beard texture: it is never guessed from your community. A heritage only adds traditions and styles. The face is an illustration in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. The risk score is a guide built from the shaving advice in the guides, not a diagnosis; see a doctor for painful, infected or scarring bumps.

Routine Builder

Pick your own skin type, undertone, how your skin feels, your main concern, your climate and how many steps you want. Get a morning and night routine, the nights for strong actives, the ingredients to keep apart, and, if you like, traditional ingredients from your heritage as swaps.

You choose your skin type: it is never guessed from your community, a photo or a colour. Fitzpatrick types describe how skin reacts to sun. A heritage only adds traditional swaps. The face is an illustration in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. This is general skincare information, not medical advice: see a doctor or pharmacist for persistent or painful skin problems, and before using actives in pregnancy.

Look Book

Find a full makeup look from your community, or one for everyone, that fits the time you have, your level and the season. See it on a face in your tone, the order to apply it, the lip colour you pick, shade and safety notes, and a step-by-step tutorial to practise.

Every look can be worn on any skin; looks are never filtered by skin type. The face is an illustration in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo, and the swatches are approximate colours for the shade names in the guide. Everything here quotes the guides on the Looks & Tutorials shelf, checked before wiring.

Pregnancy & Postpartum

Check whether an ingredient or treatment is OK at your stage, what to do about melasma, breakouts, stretch marks, hair or itch right now, what to expect, and your community's pregnancy and postpartum traditions.

The figure is an illustration in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. Verdicts come only from the guides on the Library shelf; where they give no rule for your stage, the planner says so. General information, not medical advice: check every product with your doctor, midwife or pharmacist.

Night Routine

Tonight's skincare in the right order, how to protect your hair while you sleep, what your sleep position and hours do to your skin, and the night traditions of your community.

The sleeper is an illustration in the Monk Skin Tone Scale tone you pick (Ellis Monk / Google, CC BY 4.0), not your photo. General care, not medical advice: talk to a doctor about ongoing poor sleep, loud snoring or sleep supplements. Hair, skin type and Fitzpatrick type are yours to choose; nothing is assumed from your community.

Help, Privacy & About

How MIRRR works, what it stores, and what Qloo does here.

How taste mapping works

You enter artists, brands or places you love. MIRRR sends those names to Qloo, a cultural taste graph, which returns related taste signals. MIRRR turns those signals into three scores (intensity, warmth, boldness), picks matching beauty archetypes, then ranks looks from its catalogue.

When Qloo cannot be reached, MIRRR says so on the result with a “Template mode” badge and uses its built-in keyword rules instead. It never shows the Qloo badge unless Qloo actually returned data for that result.

What Qloo does here

Qloo resolves the names you type to entities in its taste graph and returns the taste signals linked to them. That is the only thing Qloo does in MIRRR. Shade matching, wig matching, the planner and the written guides run on MIRRR’s own data.

Privacy: what is stored

MIRRR has no accounts and no database. Your taste chips, profile, shade result and saved looks are kept only in this browser (local storage) so you can return to them. Nothing you save is sent to a MIRRR server to be stored. The names you search are sent to the server to fetch results.

About

MIRRR is a beauty and taste app for nine communities: West African, South Asian, Arab, Caribbean, Latina, East Asian, East African, South African and Black American. It includes a 60-point shade spectrum and 42 wig styles. Built for the Qloo Agentic Hackathon.

Style Match

8 signature looks. Matched to your skin tone and community.

Fitzpatrick Type