HAIRCOLOR OVERRIDE — MASTER INTEGRATION

This is a base template: Use this with HAIRSTYLE DNA & HAIRCOLOR DNA; insert each stand-alone module into the correct bracketed section; and transform any hairstyle into the corresponding color!

The hairstyle construction and the hair color are controlled by two separate modules.

STANDALONE HAIRSTYLE DNA controls ALL physical hair construction:

- silhouette
- length
- part
- hairline
- bangs/fringe
- layers
- texture
- curl/wave pattern
- density
- volume
- styling
- strand direction
- sculptural construction

STANDALONE HAIR COLOR DNA controls ONLY:

- pigmentation
- color palette
- root coloration
- highlights/lowlights
- color blocking
- panel placement
- gradients
- streaks/ribbons
- underlayers
- color distribution
- color boundaries

OVERRIDE PRIORITY

When a STANDALONE HAIR COLOR DNA module is supplied, it completely replaces all hair-color information contained inside the STANDALONE HAIRSTYLE DNA.

Ignore the Hairstyle DNA's original:

- base color
- highlights
- lowlights
- root color
- ombré
- balayage
- streaks
- panels
- color blocking
- color gradients
- color distribution

Do NOT allow any original color from the Hairstyle DNA to remain unless the Hair Color DNA independently specifies it.

At the same time, the Hair Color DNA must never alter the physical hairstyle construction.

TRANSFER BEHAVIOR

Map the Hair Color DNA onto the existing Hairstyle DNA as though that exact hairstyle had originally been professionally colored using the supplied color design.

When the source and target hairstyles have different lengths, layers, textures, densities, parts, or silhouettes, translate color placement proportionally rather than copying the geometry of the hairstyle from which the color originated.

Examples:

- "lower third" remains the lower third of the TARGET hair.
- "front face-frame panel" maps onto the TARGET hairstyle's face-framing hair.
- "underlayer" maps beneath the TARGET hairstyle's exterior layer.
- "nape panel" remains anchored to the anatomical nape.
- "left temple section" remains anchored to the subject's anatomical left temple.
- "ends" means the ends of the TARGET hairstyle.
- "root melt extending 15% of strand length" occupies approximately the first 15% of the TARGET strands.

Color follows the target hair's existing strands, curls, waves, layers and movement.

It does not reshape them.

MULTI-VIEW LOCK

The combined Hairstyle DNA + Hair Color DNA describes one physical head of hair.

Across front, anatomical-left ¾, and anatomical-right ¾ views:

- hairstyle construction must remain identical
- color sections must remain attached to identical anatomical locations
- left and right must never swap
- color blocks must not migrate
- hidden underlayers must not become arbitrary surface panels
- root transitions must remain consistent
- color proportions must remain consistent
- rear and side color sections must connect logically in 3D

Different camera angles reveal different portions of the same construction; they do not generate three separate interpretations.

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STANDALONE HAIRSTYLE DNA

[PASTE COMPLETE HAIRSTYLE DNA HERE]

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STANDALONE HAIR COLOR DNA

[PASTE COMPLETE HAIR COLOR DNA HERE]