Plum Blunt Lob
Try the full styleMedium · Straight · No Bangs
Compare plum depth and violet intensity
See a purple direction without changing the cut
The direct purple reference is a deep plum blunt lob. It supplies a dark purple example; it is not a separate preview of lavender, lilac and every violet shade. Use text mode to explore the intensity you want on your existing style, with pink and blue clearly separated as related color references.
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AI previews are styling inspiration, not a guaranteed haircut or dye result.
Styles to compare
Browse all templatesTemplate cards can change the haircut and color together. To compare color while keeping your haircut, use a color-only prompt.
Matching styles
Related styles for comparison
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What to compare
Choose a dark or lighter purple direction
Deep plum keeps a darker base impression, while a lighter violet request changes the overall brightness as well as color. Compare depth first. Do not read a pale generated result as evidence that your current hair can reach that shade in one process.
Compare red-leaning and blue-leaning tones
A plum impression can lean toward red, while a cooler violet can lean toward blue. Describe which direction you want instead of using only purple. Keep the source photo and hairstyle steady to make that comparison easier.
Preserve the shape and texture
The plum example has a blunt lob outline. Ask to retain your own length, fringe and texture if color is the only variable. Check dark curls or strands for lost detail and inspect the face for unintended tinting.
Describe your version
Deep plum, same style
Change only the hair color to a deep plum purple with a restrained red-violet tone and natural darker roots. Preserve the current cut, length and texture. Avoid changing the skin tone or creating a flat black finish.Use this prompt
Cool violet comparison
Change only the hair color to a medium cool violet with subtle blue undertones and realistic variation between strands. Keep the existing hairstyle, texture and lighting. Avoid adding blue color to the skin or background.Use this prompt
Questions before you try
Is the example lavender or deep purple?
The direct catalog example is deep plum purple. Lavender or lilac would be a lighter requested variation, not another existing example on this page. You can describe that direction in text mode.
How can I compare purple with pink or blue?
Use the same original photo and keep the haircut unchanged in each prompt. The related images help show neighboring color directions, but their different cuts should not decide your color preference.
Can I use the result as a dye formula?
No. A generated purple tone is a visual reference and does not specify pigments, preparation or timing. Your current color and previous treatments matter to a real result, so discuss those with a colorist.
Read the guide
How to Preview a Hair Color Before Dyeing
Compare a few color directions on one photo, describe roots and highlights clearly, and understand what an AI preview cannot predict about a real dye result.