Ponzi launched the world's first artificial intelligence skin diagnostic tool

Ponzi announced the launch of the world's first artificial intelligence skin diagnostic tool to help consumers solve the four major problems of spots, acne, wrinkles and skin color. On July 18, POND'S, a skin care brand owned by Unilever, announced the launch of the world's first artificial intelligence skin diagnostic tool to help consumers solve four major problems: spots, acne, wrinkles and complexion.
This artificial intelligence tool called Skin Advisor Live (hereinafter referred to as SAL) combines the neurolinguistic programming of American high-tech giant Google (Google) and the DeepTag skin diagnostic technology of skin research technology company BTBP, so that consumers can understand themselves only through a brief dialogue with artificial intelligence. The skin condition, find the most suitable brand goods for their own use.
SAL mainly exists in the form of plug-ins on various social media and chat software. After uploading the self-timer and completing the quiz, SAL will analyze the spots, acne, wrinkles and uneven skin color on the user's skin through the built-in diagnostic technology, and submit the test results and recommended products to the user in less than one minute.
POND'S indicated that with the support of DeepTag technology and brand's clinical investigation results for many years, SAL will provide users with accurate diagnosis with no inferior accuracy compared with professional dermatologists. Rohit Bhasin, vice president of global brands at POND'S, said that brands are loved by global consumers because of their professional formula and high cost performance, but consumers still need enough help to choose the right products for them. To this end, they have developed SAL artificial intelligence to help consumers better understand their own skin conditions, selective care. Until now, SAL has been officially launched in many countries, including Argentina, Colombia, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia and so on, through Facebook's built-in chat tool Messenger and social networking software Line. POND'S said that the introduction of SAL functions has brought more attention to the brand, and has also led to a huge increase in sales.
2026-10-12
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