Beyond the headlines: JCPenney unveils AI beauty advisor, SkinCeuticals launches personalized skin care

Beyond the headlines: JCPenney unveils AI beauty advisor, SkinCeuticals launches personalized skin care

This week in industry news, JCPenney partnered with Revieve to enhance its beauty experience with AI, SkinCeuticals and STĀS Skincare launched new personalized skin care services and products and Symrise AG outlined its growth strategy at Capital Market Day. 

Partnerships

JCPenney teamed up with Revieve to integrate an AI-powered beauty advisor tool into its retail experience. The partnership included virtual skin care, hair care and makeup analysis that gives personalized recommendations to customers who upload selfies to the JCPenny website. JCPenny said the collaboration increased customer engagement and improved conversion rates.

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Launches

(Image credit: SKinCeuticals)

L'Oréal ’s SkinCeuticals launched a new virtual consultation service on its website in collaboration with video commerce company Bambuser . The service allows customers to receive personalized skin care advice, product recommendations and skin care routines from licensed aestheticians

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Business News

Symrise AG announced its strategy to maintain profitable growth to analysts and investors at Capital Market Day in Holzminden, Germany. The company plans to expand its cosmetic ingredients portfolio and focus on sustainability. Symrise aims to achieve organic sales growth of 5-7% annually and an EBITDA margin of 21-23% by 2028 while integrating digitalization and AI technologies into its processes.

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Celebrations

(Image credit: Estée Lauder Companies)

The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. celebrated the winners of the 2024 Nature Awards for Inspiring Women in Science. These awards honor women in the early stages of their research careers and who promote STEM education for girls and young women. Claire Chewapreecha, a computational biologist researching tropical diseases, and Martha Alade, founder of WITIN Girls STEM Clubs & Outreaches in Nigeria, were the two winners.

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