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Beauty Brand DCYPHER Revolutionizes Foundation Matching with AI

A significant shift in how consumers choose foundation products is underway, as beauty brand DCYPHER reveals that 97% of customers have purchased foundations that do not perfectly match their skin tones. Many makeup enthusiasts own three to five foundations but typically use only one or two regularly. This discrepancy has prompted DCYPHER to develop an innovative solution aimed at providing a more personalized beauty experience.
With the introduction of their My Custom Foundation product, DCYPHER utilizes cutting-edge beauty AI technology to create foundations tailored to individual skin tones. Shoppers start the process by scanning their face and selecting from four types of coverage—ultra sheer, sheer, medium, or full—and three finishes: matte, natural, or radiant. They also indicate their skin type, whether oily or dry. The result is a highly customized foundation that incorporates hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acid and natural extracts, designed to be made to order for minimized waste. Priced at £39, customers can access a 15% discount by using the code REACH15, applicable to their Complexion Starter Kit, which includes both the foundation and a custom concealer.
DCYPHER’s product line also features additional items such as My Custom Drops, Blur Balance Primer, and Luminous Light Primer, all crafted to promote a radiant complexion. The entire range is vegan, cruelty-free, and formulated without fragrances or parabens, making it suitable for a wide audience. The products are also non-comedogenic, designed to prevent clogged pores and skin breakouts.
While DCYPHER stands out for its use of AI in creating personalized foundations, other brands are also leveraging technology to enhance customer experiences. For instance, No7 employs an AI tool to assist consumers in finding the best shade for their skin. After utilizing this service, shoppers may be recommended the lightweight No7 Stay Perfect Foundation SPF30, available at £13.56 from Boots.
Similarly, Urban Decay offers an AI-driven service with a database of 22,000 skin tones, helping customers discover suitable products like the Urban Decay Face Bond Foundation, priced at £29.20 from CultBeauty.
Customer feedback for DCYPHER’s My Custom Foundation has been overwhelmingly positive. One user described the foundation as a “second skin,” noting its perfect match and lightweight feel, even for those with conditions like rosacea. Another customer expressed satisfaction with the custom color match, stating, “Knowing you can achieve the perfect colour match with your skin is such a relief!” A third user highlighted the confidence gained from having a foundation blended specifically for them.
Despite the favorable reviews, some customers have reported initial uncertainties with their shade matches. One individual mentioned needing a darker shade after their first application. Another noted, “I was a little unsure in the shade match at first, but after a few applications, I realize that it is very good.”
DCYPHER’s commitment to customization and customer satisfaction positions it as a key player in the evolving beauty landscape. Products are available through the brand’s official website, which caters to a growing demand for personalized beauty solutions in an industry traditionally dominated by a limited range of foundation shades.
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