“Teaching computers about aesthetics involves designing sophisticated algorithms to recognize and measure features like wrinkles, face proportions, blemishes and skin colour. And the beauty industry is rapidly embracing these high-tech tools to respond to consumers’ demand for products that suit their individual tastes and attributes.” Read more at The Globe and Mail.
Read More“For 2016 there are two key areas beauty companies need to target with their digital investments: the continuing shift towards personalised, health-orientated beauty and the growing impact of niche brands.” Read more at Euromonitor.
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