Crown Scan
Crown Scan

Know your hair.
Exactly.

A biological hair profile built from computer vision and 7 precise questions — generating a unique Crown ID that drives every formulation we prescribe you.

1
Upload one dry-hair selfie — our engine handles the rest
7
Visual questions, tap-to-answer
Water hardness auto-detected from your postcode
Step 1 — Biometric Scan

Your photo.

Dry, natural hair in good lighting. One capture is all our vision engine requires.

Your hair
Upload a photo
Tap to browse or drop an image here
Select a different photo
Initialising neural network…
Analysis Complete

Your structural profile.

Detecting…
Detected Curl Type
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Water Zone
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Strand Density
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Estimated
Used only to detect water hardness. First 3–4 characters are sufficient.
Technical Analysis Details
Question 1 — Porosity

When exposed to water...

How rapidly does your hair structure absorb moisture?

Moisture beads on the surface
Indicative of a sealed cuticle. Hair resists moisture entry and requires lightweight, heat-activated delivery.
Soaks in steadily
A structurally balanced cuticle that responds well to a broad range of formulas.
Absorbs immediately, dries fast
An open cuticle prone to rapid moisture loss. Requires rich sealants.
Question 2 — Thickness

Isolating a single strand...

Rolling a fallen hair between your fingers, it feels:

Barely perceptible
Fine structure. Prone to being weighed down by rich formulas.
Like a distinct thread
Medium structure. Balanced weight tolerance.
Thick and wiry
Coarse structure. Requires intensive, penetrating hydration.
Question 3 — Scalp Environment

Two days post-wash...

Noticeably oily
High sebum production requiring clarifying agents, not more moisture.
Tight or parched
Low sebum requiring hydrating, anti-inflammatory scalp treatments.
Irritated or flaky
Requires soothing, minimalist, fragrance-free botanicals.
Comfortable equilibrium
Focus remains squarely on treating the hair shaft.
Question 4 — Structural Balance

When fully saturated...

Rigid and prone to snapping
Simultaneous protein and moisture depletion. Requires intensive repair.
Elastic return
Optimal structural integrity. Maintenance-focused formulations.
Stretches excessively without bouncing back
Classic protein collapse. The internal structure requires rebuilding.
Question 5 — Chemical Alteration

Current structural history.

Virgin / Natural
Chemically Relaxed
Colour Deposited
Lightened / Bleached
Thermally Damaged
Transitioning Texture
Question 6 — Protein Reaction

Post-protein response.

Fortified and defined
Strongly tolerant to protein supplementation.
Indiscernible change
Neutral biological response.
Unpleasantly stiff or dry
Protein sensitive. Formulas containing active protein will be excluded.
Question 7 — Aesthetic Priority

Your primary objective.

Deep Moisture
Structural Strength
Pattern Definition
Scalp Rebalancing
Follicle Growth

Synthesizing Matches.

Cross-referencing ingredient matrices…

Your Unique ID

The Curator Box.

Selected Formulations
Prescribed Tool