Skincare

The AI assistant for skincare brands that reads skin

Skincare shoppers buy answers, not just products. Suprlative pairs a catalog-grounded AI assistant with visual skin analysis, so a selfie becomes a skin read and a skin read becomes a routine — built from what you actually stock.

Shopper having an AI skincare consultation, with the assistant recommending products from the brand's catalog

Skin analysis, routines, and a real consultation

Skin analysis from a photo

A shopper shares a selfie — always with consent — and the assistant reads skin type and visible concerns, then turns them into grounded recommendations: the product, the variant, the price.

Routines built from your range

Ask for a routine and the assistant assembles a step-by-step set from your catalog — what to use, in what order, morning and night.

Ingredient and how-to answers

It reads your product pages, guides, and FAQs, so “will this break me out” and “how do I layer these” get answers from your own content — nothing invented.

Consultations, not quizzes

Instead of a five-question funnel, shoppers get one associate that asks discovery questions, remembers their answers, and carries the decision into the cart.

Policy answers built in

Shipping, returns, and store policies are answered from the documents you upload, so pre-purchase doubts get settled in the same conversation.

Private by design

Photos are analyzed only with the shopper's explicit consent, and the raw photo is never stored — only the compact result and the consent record.

Made for products that need explaining

Ingredients, sensitivities, routine order, morning versus night — skincare is where shoppers need a question answered before they buy. The assistant conducts that consultation in chat, by voice, or from a photo, in the language the shopper writes in.

On Shopify, it installs in one click and sells from your live catalog — see how it works on Shopify. Selling makeup too? See what it does for cosmetics brands. How photos are handled is covered in our privacy policy.