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NIVEA Launches AI-based App to Analyze Individual Skin Needs

Published on 2020-04-23. Edited By : SpecialChem

TAGS:  Skin Care    

Nivea_Skin_GuideBeiersdorf is taking a decisive step towards digitalization with the newly launched NIVEA SKiN GUiDE web app.

Determines Skin Needs via Selfies


NIVEA SKiN GUiDE determines female users’ individual skin needs virtually on the basis of their selfies and draws on extensive research data: more than 10,000 women worldwide have measured their skin every day for several months. The result is more than 12 million skin images, which Beiersdorf has analyzed with the help of artificial intelligence.

As part of Beiersdorf’s C.A.R.E.+ strategy, this innovation brings us even closer to our consumers and their diverse and individual skin care needs. With our NIVEA web app, users can find out what their skin really needs via their smartphone – especially in the current situation, home applications are in high demand,” said Iain Holding, general manager at Beiersdorf Germany.

Measures Three Parameters of Users Skin


NIVEA SKiN GUiDE makes individual face analysis easy, fast and accessible to women by measuring three parameters of their skin: optical skin age, skin tightness and skin evenness. With each selfie, the web app learns more about its users’ skin.

On the basis of the analysis results, users learn which active ingredients they really need and receive personal product recommendations and skin care tips tailored to their needs. In addition, users can also document the long-term development of their skin in one of the web app’s unique features, the digital skin diary.

On the one hand, the web app creates genuine added value for consumers in the area of skin care and directly connects us with them via digital channels. On the other hand, the large amount of high-quality data enables us to respond even better to the individual needs of our consumers and to create a truly personalized brand experience along the entire consumer journey,” said Martin Böhm, chief digital officer at Beiersdorf.


Source: Beiersdorf
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