From intimidation to confidence: How AI tools are transforming men’s beauty



While the global men’s personal care market is projected to reach $166 billion by 2025, a growing number of men are exploring makeup products, with sales in the men’s beauty segment increasing by 23% between 2019 and 2021, according to research by NPD Group. With AI and AR technologies increasingly helping brands break down barriers and enhance customer engagement in cosmetics and beauty,  Perfect Corp, a software company focusing on AI-driven beauty solutions, recently partnered with men’s makeup brand NuNorm to address common challenges faced by male consumers, such as discomfort and unfamiliarity with cosmetics.

Since adopting Perfect Corp’s technology, NuNorm has seen a 40% increase in onsite dwell time, and 75% of sales now come from customers using these tools. In this CosmeticsDesign Q&A, Alice Chang, CEO and founder of Perfect Corp, and Brooke Williams, Creative Director of NuNorm, discuss how AI-powered tools like virtual try-on and the Shade Finder are giving men the confidence to invest in the products they want and share their insights into the pivotal role technology can play in building trust with first-time buyers and creating inclusive shopping experiences.

CDU: How does Perfect Corp. ensure the AI/AR technology delivers realistic and accurate virtual try-on experiences for diverse skin tones?

Alice Chang (AC)​: At Perfect, we understand the importance of hyper-realistic and accurate virtual try-on experiences that mimic the in-store sampling experience—and it’s important to ensure that shades are accurate for a wide range of customer skin tones. One of the ways we accomplish this is by using extensive and varied datasets to train our AI models.



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