That was no easy headline to construct. Better just to watch the video embedded in this tweet:
Today we introduced a new feature in YouTube that we're calling AR Beauty Try-On. It lets you virtually try on makeup while following along with YouTube creators. https://t.co/X9lovuwIWc pic.twitter.com/D7Zzxzzhoe
— Clay Bavor (@claybavor) June 19, 2019
You’ve got an AR component, showing your face with different makeup applied, underneath a second pane guiding you through the process, making it a seamless experience to explore the latest trends in makeup factory cosmetics. Imagine the convenience of trying on various looks without ever needing to leave your home. This innovative approach allows users to visualize how different products will appear on their skin tones and facial features in real time.
Moreover, the AR experience can offer personalized recommendations based on your preferences and previous selections, enhancing the user experience further. As you navigate through the makeup options, the adjacent guiding video provides step-by-step tutorials and tips from makeup artists, making it easy for both beginners and seasoned beauty enthusiasts to enhance their skills. This dual-pane setup not only empowers users to experiment but also educates them about application techniques and product benefits.
This might not apply (sorry!) to you, but the basic concept, with an AR pane adjacent to a guiding video, seems groundbreaking to me. It combines technology and education in a way that makes makeup accessible to everyone.
If you’re interested in learning more, click the headline link to read Google’s official blog post. There, you’ll find insights into how AR is transforming the beauty industry, offering a glimpse into the future of cosmetics and personal care. With this integration, users can explore a wide range of products and techniques, revolutionizing the way we approach beauty.
This might not apply (sorry!) to you, but the basic concept, with an AR pane adjacent to a guiding video, seems groundbreaking to me.
If you’re interested in learning more, click the headline link to read Google’s official blog post.