Grow Your Beauty Business With AR Marketing

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This is for you if

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You want to increase sales
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You want to grow and engage your audience
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You want to decrease return rates
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You want to increase customer loyalty

Augmented Reality (AR) – For forward thinking beauty businesses

In a competitive beauty industry, standing out is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. AR marketing has emerged as the game-changing solution offering captivating experiences that forge deep connections with your audience, urging them to come back for more.

Through virtual try-ons, AR empowers customers to experiment with shades and visualize stunning results, eliminating hesitations. Its personalized approach analyzes individual features and preferences, providing tailored product suggestions to enhance satisfaction and build brand loyalty. AR transforms the buying experience by boosting confidence and eliminating the fear of disappointment.

Beauty brands that already benefited from AR

61%
Increased brand awareness
@studio_we_are
Creator
@studio_we_are
Uriage
Brand
Uriage
36%
Increased sales
@ryleevigor
Creator
@ryleevigor
MAC
Brand
MAC
48%
Increased engagement
@susidko
Creator
@susidko
Givenchy
Brand
Givenchy

Explore the most hyped types of AR experiences

“Product visualisation” for product launch campaigns
Placing any 3D objects in real space through customers' cameras is a great way for product visualization. It gives them the general opinion of what this object would look like in real life with additional information.
“Try-on” to increase sales
Allowing your customers trying before they buy, not only increases sales, but reduces return rates
“Image tracking” for better storytelling
Allowing your customers by scanning objects to see beyond the product: additional images, info, something unreal and invisible turning visible and alive.
“Face filter” for brand awareness and promotion
Changing users' faces and their surroundings into something magical and unreal drives more UGC.
“Portals” for interactive and virtual showrooms
Windows or doors placed in the real world that opens a path into a completely virtual one. Allowing customers to experience additional stuff with 360.
“Product visualisation” for product launch campaigns
Placing any 3D objects in real space through customers' cameras is a great way for product visualization. It gives them the general opinion of what this object would look like in real life with additional information.
“Try-on” to increase sales
Allowing your customers trying before they buy, not only increases sales, but reduces return rates
“Image tracking” for better storytelling
Allowing your customers by scanning objects to see beyond the product: additional images, info, something unreal and invisible turning visible and alive.
“Face filter” for brand awareness and promotion
Changing users' faces and their surroundings into something magical and unreal drives more UGC.
“Portals” for interactive and virtual showrooms
Windows or doors placed in the real world that opens a path into a completely virtual one. Allowing customers to experience additional stuff with 360.
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