PARTNERS WITH PERFECT CORP ON PERSONALISED PRODUCT RECOMMENDATIONS AND AR VIRTUAL TRY-ON
THE WHAT? Avon has partnered with Perfect Corp to launch a virtual try-on (VTO) online shopping experience in nine initial markets, including the UK.
THE DETAILS The immersive experience is powered by Perfect Corp technology, and will initially launch in the UK, South Africa, The Philippines, Italy, Poland, Russia, Romania, Czech Republic, and Turkey.
Through Perfect Corp.’s AI and AR virtual try-on technology, Avon’s customers are able to instantly try on products via their mobile camera or webcam on desktop, seeing products come to life with hyper-realistic results.
Avon reps are also able to offer their customers an enhanced high-touch shopping experience. In the UK, the VTO experience will be available for over 400 products, across Avon’s collection of lip, eye, and face makeup.
THE WHY? According to a press release, “As no physical product is used, virtual try-on also provides a sustainable and hygienic beauty testing experience, which is top of mind for many consumers with increased concerns around product waste and sustainability.”
Alex Long, Head of Omnichannel Global Marketing at Avon, said, “This type of beauty technology isn’t widely available in the mass beauty market. Until now, it has only been prestige brands offering this type of brand experience.
“We’re really excited about the potential of this technology to help Avon by enhancing the shopping experience. Whether shopping online or through a beauty advisor, customers can get a truly personalised experience and be confident in their purchase.”
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