Create ONE photorealistic hairstyle and hair-color consultation collage using @Image1 (the woman in the uploaded portrait) as the strict identity reference in ALL SIX panels. Layout: exactly two columns and three rows, six equal panels, numbered 1 through 6 in reading order. This is a comparative hair-only makeover of the SAME real woman, never six different models. Preserve her exact facial bone structure, eye shape and color, nose, lips, jawline, facial proportions, apparent age, skin tone, original smile, original makeup and natural skin texture. Preserve visible pores, fine facial details and natural asymmetry; no skin retouching, beautification, age changes or additional makeup. Keep her white sleeveless top and burgundy-gray patterned cardigan identical in every panel. Keep the original indoor locker background consistent and unobtrusive across all panels. Match the original camera angle and expression, use identical face scale and identical soft neutral daylight in every panel. Only hair may change. Frame from above the crown to mid chest with sufficient room for all hair ends, no cropped crowns or hairstyles. No hands visible. Natural 50mm portrait perspective, eye-level camera, f/5.6 portrait depth of field with face and hair clearly resolved, restrained sharpening, no dramatic grading, soft upper-front-left daylight approximately 5200K and gentle fill with a 2:1 key-to-fill ratio. Maintain the subject's photographed skin color rather than trying to correct it to an inferred seasonal color type. PANEL 1: subtle refresh of her current collarbone-to-upper-chest length, softly trimmed ends and restrained long layers, original off-center part and loose natural waves; neutral light-brown base with delicate beige highlights, subtle blended roots, close to the reference color. PANEL 2: a collarbone-length lob with a fuller clean perimeter and discreet face-framing layers starting below the cheekbones, loose polished bends with volume at the sides rather than excessive crown height; dimensional neutral beige bronde, fine babylights and a softly shadowed natural root. PANEL 3: shoulder-length softly layered haircut with airy curtain bangs parted in the middle, shortest bang pieces at brow-to-upper-cheek level and longer sides blending into cheekbone framing; neutral medium brown with very fine muted caramel-beige ribbons, realistic soft waves. PANEL 4: distinctly shorter jaw-to-upper-neck-length French-inspired bob, softly beveled ends, side part, no fringe, lightly tucked on one side, no exaggerated puffiness; glossy neutral chestnut brown with subtle tonal dimension, no red cast. PANEL 5: preserve the original length and natural wavy texture, use minimal long layers; visibly lighter dark-rooted champagne-beige blonde balayage with a natural brown root melt and softly illuminated lengths, no platinum white, no yellow or gray cast, realistic density. PANEL 6: bold modern neck-length bixie, visibly shorter than the bob in panel 4, soft tapered nape, longer side-swept fringe and textured pieces around the ears, controlled side volume and no tall spiky crown; muted cinnamon light brown with restrained copper-beige highlights, not vivid orange. Make all six cuts and color combinations clearly distinguishable while remaining plausible for her natural hair density. Hair must have individual strands, believable roots and hairline, natural shine, subtle flyaways and realistic volume, no wigs or implausibly thick extensions. Add ONLY small clean numerals '1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6' in consistent safe upper corners, never over the face or hair. No additional words, captions, brand marks or watermarks. Prioritize exact identity consistency over makeover glamour.