The Beauty Match journey
Motion is optional. These are the same customer moments shown in the film.
Meet Beauty Match.
A guided beauty consultation helps you find makeup to try in store.
Your consultation starts with your consent.
Data is handled according to the approved privacy and deployment configuration.
A closer look at your skin.
A spectrometer reads your skin tone, and close-up images show details such as pores, fine lines, and visible redness.
How Beauty Match looks at your skin
Beauty Match uses a skin-tone reading and close-up images to help you explore cosmetics in store.
Skin tone
- A spectrometer reads your skin tone to help suggest makeup shades.
Close-up images
- Appearance of pores
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Visible redness
Fluorescent spots under UV light
- Under UV light, the camera captures fluorescent spots that Beauty Match can count.
This is for cosmetic guidance. The UV spot count describes what appears in the image; it does not count bacteria or diagnose acne.
Complete the picture.
Beauty Match looks at your face shape and proportions to suggest makeup products that suit your features. We don’t save your face photo.
Make it yours.
The example shows how customers could choose makeup or care and refine matches by brand, style or coverage.
How personalization works
The planned flow narrows a broad assortment through choices the customer can understand and adjust.
Choose a direction
- Start with makeup or care
- Select preferred brands
Refine the match
- Set style and coverage
- Adjust product range and available preferences
Keep exploring
- Compare alternate bundles as the configured experience allows
Final controls and available choices depend on the approved kiosk flow and retailer configuration.
Recommendations that work together.
The film shows a personalized set of recommendations. The categories depend on the configured assortment.
How recommendations stay relevant
This example shows how related categories could be presented together. Available categories and controls depend on the configuration.
Complete look
- Related product categories can be considered together
- Updated preferences can inform a revised proposal
Configured assortment
- Match counts and current-store availability require approval
- Bundle switching and shared-basket behavior remain deployment-dependent
Ingredient compatibility, product availability, match counts and shared-basket claims remain review items.
Take every recommendation with you.
The film illustrates how a QR code can carry recommendations to a phone when that handoff is configured.
Know what to explore.
Find, compare and test the recommended products on the shelf.