This roundup focuses on the latest beauty industry technology innovations, including Il Makiage’s digital shade matching platform, CHI’s high-tech hair color solution app and YouCam’s new AI and AR programs for retailers.
Over 250 million people utilize Pinterest’s platform for inspiration and ideas, making it a great source to identify potential trends. From grey hair to superfood powders, here’s what the company says will be hot in beauty and wellness for the year ahead.
The Clairol Color Expert will be the first at-home hair color Action developed for the voice activated system, which is designed to help consumers with the entire hair color process.
In this special report, Social Standards analyzed 48 million social posts within the beauty vertical to identify brands, products and ingredients that have been rising in social conversations over the last 3 months with continued growth month-over-month.
Beginning with the October issue of Cosmopolitan magazine, readers can snap a photo of a special QR code to “try-on” makeup looks and shop products.
The new technology is aiming to merge the in-store product testing process with the convenience of online shopping, by providing the brand’s website visitors the ability to virtually try on its makeup offerings when they click to purchase.
The company developed what it is calling the first-ever “Smart Ladies Room,” featuring an augmented-reality-powered digital screen that lets shoppers virtually try on color cosmetics.
With the idea that the future of retail will not be a question of online vs. offline, Alibaba founder Jack Ma unveiled the company’s “New Retail” smartphone powered concept, which is taking off in China’s retail sector.
According to the survey, many shoppers are not interested in hands-on, personalized service, and prefer to seek out the opinions of friends and family via social media before making a purchase.
Here are some of the key aesthetic trends that help boost a product’s social media presence.
Here are some of the most successful beauty brands benefiting from a data-driven, digital-first business approach.
Called ‘Let’s Get Ready’, the new service is a visual beauty skill designed for Amazon’s Echo Show device, which will offer on-demand beauty tutorials, tips and opportunities to purchase products from Coty’s portfolio.
