Long Butterfly Haircut with Curtain Bangs – Front, Back & Side Views

Use my uploaded photo as the only and absolute facial identity reference. If I have not uploaded a clear usable photo, first ask:

“Please upload a clear photo of yourself so I can recreate this hairstyle while preserving your real identity.”

Do not generate the final image until my photo is provided.

Create a premium-quality, highly photorealistic four-view women’s hairstyle reference board featuring the same woman in all four panels. The image must clearly present the haircut from the FRONT, BACK, LEFT SIDE, and RIGHT SIDE, closely following the clean four-panel composition of the provided reference image.

The primary purpose of this image is to show the complete haircut shape, layering, length, volume, curtain bangs, feathered ends, and side profile from every important angle.

Four-Panel Layout — Critical

Create one square 2×2 hairstyle reference board divided into four equal photographic panels:

Top Left — FRONT

Top Right — BACK

Bottom Left — LEFT SIDE

Bottom Right — RIGHT SIDE

Use thin, clean dividing lines between the four panels.

All panels must have:

identical dimensions

consistent chest-up framing

approximately the same camera distance

consistent head size and scale

matching hairstyle

matching hair length

matching hair color

matching clothing

matching lighting and background

the same woman throughout

The four images must look like photographs taken during one professional hairstyle photo session, not four unrelated AI generations.

Add only these small, clean labels near the bottom of their respective panels:

FRONT
BACK
LEFT SIDE
RIGHT SIDE

Do not add any other headings, captions, logos, watermarks, icons, decorative graphics, or text.

Identity Preservation — Highest Priority

Preserve my real facial identity naturally and accurately wherever the face is visible, including:

exact face shape and natural facial proportions

forehead and natural hairline

eyebrows

eye shape, size, and spacing

nose shape and projection

lips

cheeks

jawline and chin

ears

skin tone

realistic skin texture

age appearance

head shape

neck proportions

Do not beautify, slim, reshape, sharpen, age-smooth, enlarge the eyes, modify the nose, alter the jawline, or artificially improve my facial features.

The front, left-side, and right-side panels must unmistakably depict the same person.

Avoid identity drift, mismatched facial structures, inconsistent skin tones, different-looking noses or jawlines, pasted-face effects, face-swap artifacts, or inconsistent head proportions.

The back panel must show the actual back of the head, with the face completely hidden.

Hairstyle — Main Focus

Recreate a long, luxurious butterfly haircut with pronounced cascading layers, soft curtain bangs, and abundant natural volume.

Hair should be approximately chest length, with a rich deep dark brown to natural black-brown color.

Create:

thick, naturally voluminous hair

long cascading butterfly layers

shorter face-framing layers beginning around the cheekbones

additional layers beginning around the jawline

progressively longer layers flowing toward the shoulders and chest

large, soft, loose curls

flowing waves rather than tight curls

feathered and slightly flipped ends

airy crown volume

natural movement

subtle separation between individual layers

realistic individual hair strands

healthy natural shine

slight natural tousling

a few fine flyaway hairs

The haircut must remain identical across all four views.

Do not accidentally change the haircut, length, density, layering pattern, bangs, or color between panels.

Curtain Bangs

Create soft, wispy curtain bangs.

The fringe should:

lightly fall across the forehead

naturally separate near the center

contain delicate individual strands

remain lightweight rather than thick or blunt

gradually become longer toward the temples

blend seamlessly into the cheekbone-length face-framing layers

The bangs must remain recognizable and consistent in the front and side views.

FRONT View — Top Left

Photograph the woman directly from the front.

Keep:

head upright

shoulders approximately facing the camera

eyes looking naturally toward the camera

calm, subtle neutral expression

lips relaxed

hair falling evenly over both shoulders

Clearly display:

curtain bangs

center or soft-center parting

cheekbone-level face-framing pieces

jaw-level layers

cascading butterfly layers

feathered ends

overall length

symmetrical but naturally imperfect volume

The front view should make the haircut structure immediately understandable.

BACK View — Top Right

Show the woman directly from behind.

Her entire face must be hidden.

Keep the head naturally upright and photograph the hairstyle from the same chest-up distance.

The back view is especially important and must clearly reveal:

crown volume

natural parting

complete back layering

cascading V/U-shaped layered structure

shorter upper layers

progressively longer lower layers

feathered ends

overall hair density

complete haircut length

soft waves and movement

Hair should fall naturally down the back rather than being pushed entirely over the shoulders.

Do not generate facial features on the back of the head.

LEFT SIDE View — Bottom Left

Create a clean true left-side profile, approximately 90 degrees from the front.

The woman should face toward the left edge of the image.

Clearly show:

natural forehead and nose profile

curtain fringe from the side

cheekbone-length framing layer

jawline layers

transition into longer cascading layers

crown volume

shoulder-level layering

feathered and slightly flipped ends

Keep the posture natural and elegant.

Do not make this a three-quarter front portrait; it should read clearly as a left-side hairstyle profile.

RIGHT SIDE View — Bottom Right

Create a clean true right-side profile, approximately 90 degrees from the front.

The woman should face toward the right edge of the image.

Show the same haircut structure visible from the opposite side:

wispy curtain fringe

temple layers

cheekbone framing

jaw-level layers

cascading longer layers

crown volume

soft waves

feathered ends

The left and right profiles must belong to the same woman and same haircut, while maintaining natural asymmetry rather than appearing artificially mirrored.

Clothing

Dress the woman in a simple solid black, charcoal, ivory, cream, or warm neutral fitted top with a modest neckline.

Use the exact same outfit in all four panels.

The clothing must remain minimal and understated so attention stays entirely on the hairstyle.

No jewelry or distracting accessories unless naturally present in the identity reference.

Background

Use the same soft, neutral professional background across all four panels, similar to a premium salon hairstyle reference photograph.

Preferred background:

warm beige

soft cream

light greige

subtle neutral studio wall

Keep it slightly blurred and completely distraction-free.

Do not use furniture, plants, architecture, decorations, salon equipment, mirrors, text, or other background objects.

Lighting

Use flattering but realistic soft natural window-style lighting across all four panels.

Lighting should reveal the haircut structure clearly while preserving realistic skin and hair texture.

Create:

gentle highlights across individual hair strands

subtle dimension between dark layers

soft natural shadows

realistic shine

clearly visible feathered ends

no blown highlights

no harsh flash

no artificial glamour glow

The lighting direction and exposure must remain consistent across all four photographs.

Camera & Photography

Use premium photorealistic professional hairstyle photography with approximately:

70–85mm portrait lens look

chest-up framing

eye-level camera position

moderate shallow depth of field

sharp focus on the hair and visible facial features

realistic skin pores

exceptionally detailed individual hair strands

natural highlight roll-off

realistic hair texture

high dynamic range without HDR exaggeration

premium salon/editorial photography quality

Unlike an artistic beauty portrait, do not use extremely shallow focus that causes parts of the hairstyle to disappear into blur. The complete haircut must remain sufficiently sharp to evaluate the layers.

Consistency — Extremely Important

Treat the four panels as four camera angles of one person during the same haircut photography session.

Maintain exactly the same:

person

facial identity

hairstyle

bangs

haircut length

layer placement

hair density

hair color

clothing

skin tone

background

lighting

photographic processing

Only the viewing angle should change.

Final Result

The finished image should resemble a high-end professional hairstylist reference board showing one butterfly haircut from all four essential angles.

The viewer should immediately be able to understand how the hairstyle looks from the:

FRONT | BACK | LEFT SIDE | RIGHT SIDE

Prioritize haircut accuracy, identity consistency, realistic layering, and clear angle presentation over dramatic posing.

Avoid: four different women, identity drift, inconsistent hairstyles, different hair lengths between panels, fake AI curls, excessive hair density, duplicated strands, blunt layers, stiff symmetrical curls, plastic skin, excessive retouching, warped faces, incorrect profiles, three-quarter views instead of true side profiles, visible face in the back view, inconsistent clothing, inconsistent backgrounds, mismatched lighting, artificial shine, oversharpening, cartoon styling, distorted shoulders, or unnatural anatomy.