Hair Model:
Showcases specific hairstyles, textures, or colors for marketing campaigns or portfolios.

Fashion & Hair Combo Models:
Represents hairstyles paired with fashion, highlighting how the style complements outfits.

Close-Up Models:
Focused on details like hair color vibrancy, curls, or edges for product promotions or tutorials.

Bridal Models:
Showcase wedding hairstyles, updos, veils, or accessories. Perfect for promoting bridal packages or tutorials.

Prom/Graduation Models:
Highlight formal styles like curls, half-updos, or sleek buns for young adults preparing for these milestones.

Cultural Event Models:
Represent styles for cultural or traditional events, such as braids for festivals or elegant chignons for galas.

Holiday-Themed Models:
Feature looks suited for Christmas parties, New Year’s Eve, Valentine’s Day, or other festive occasions.

Technique Models:
Used for hands-on demonstrations of hair cutting, coloring, or styling techniques.
Example: A model for teaching a specific color-blending or silk-press method.

Before-and-After Models:
Displays transformation through styling, cutting, or coloring for students to see progress and results.

Focus Area Models: Used to highlight a specific skill, such as advanced braiding, blonde toning, or gray coverage.

Walks the stage during live events, showcasing hairstyles, cuts, or colors created by stylists.

Styling Competition Models:
Participates in live styling competitions where hairstylists showcase their speed, creativity, and skill.

Showcases vibrant, creative, or custom hair color techniques in hair show segments.

Specialty Style Models:
Highlights unique techniques like sculpted updos, protective styles, or creative hair art.