Sainsbury’s taps L’Oréal to offer AI-powered skincare consultations
Sainsbury’s has teamed up with beauty retailer L’Oréal to offer AI-powered skincare consultations for shoppers. Staff at over 100 Sainsbury’s stores will be receiving iPads loaded with AI skincare tech by L’Oréal Group so they can offer customers the personalised skincare advice and product recommendations.
Many of the store locations will receive dedicated “consultation take-over spaces”.
L’Oréal Group brands Garnier and L’Oréal Paris have trained Sainsbury’s beauty experts on L’Oréal Paris’ Skin Genius and Garnier’s Skin Coach tools, which use the beauty group’s ModiFace technology.
In order to use the tech, a customer’s face is scanned and factors such as the severity of wrinkles, ‘radiance’, firmness of skin, pore quality, pigmentation and fine lines, are measured by the app.
“The tool harnesses 20 years of research and a database of more than 15,000 faces to deliver personalised routines based on an individual user’s skin type and needs, simply by taking a selfie,” the company said.
L’Oréal chief marketing and digital officer Lex Bradshaw-Zanger added: “More than ever, we know that our consumers want to be sure they are making the right choices when spending their money, and the increased interest in their skin health and skincare needs is no exception.
The beauty group said its new service has been designed to make skincare recommendations “more accessible” to customers in the grocery sector, a category that “continues to grow”.
The grocer‘s health & beauty category director Sophie Hogg said: “Our beauty experts play an important role in supporting customers shopping our beauty ranges in our stores and this fantastic technology will mean they can provide an even more tailored and personal service.
“The combination of face-to-face interaction and technology really sets us apart from others and gives customers another compelling reason to stop by the beauty aisle when doing their grocery shop.”
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