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Before-and-After Salon Split Image from Your Portrait

Creates a professional salon comparison from your attached portrait: the original on the left, the new cut and color on the right, in a clean split layout labelled BEFORE and AFTER, with nothing else changed.

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Input: the attached portrait.

Task: create a professional before-and-after comparison for a salon.
Layout: clean split image, with the labels BEFORE and AFTER.
Left side: identical to the original image.
Right side: apply [haircut + color]; identity, facial expression, pose, clothing, framing and lighting stay exactly the same.
Rule: change nothing except hairstyle and hair color.
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