ABOUT THIS PROJECT
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The Challenge
Online (and even in-store) shoppers hesitated; the color that they loved on a screen often looked different on their own lips. That uncertainty slowed decisions, inflated returns, and diluted confidence—especially across varied skin tones and real-world lighting.
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The Solution
Virtual Fudge built a real-time AR try-on inside the noyah app. Using front-camera facial landmarking and AI shade calibration, users can instantly test lipstick and gloss, swap colors with a swipe, and see tones adapt to ambient light and undertones—no mess, no extra downloads. The interface mirrors noyah’s brand, with optional how-to tips, save/share, and “Add to Bag” CTAs.
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The Results
Real faces. Real lighting. Perfect shades. noyah’s AR try-on removes the guesswork, leading to faster purchases and fewer returns. We prove that clean cosmetics can be high-tech, elevating discovery while driving real conversion.
Key Features
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Real-Time AR Try-On:
Advanced facial mapping lets users apply lipstick and gloss virtually with true-to-life results. -
Color accuracy:
Aacross different skin tones and lighting conditions. -
Seamless App Integration:
No extra download or detour—just a native experience inside the noyah cosmetics app and also avaliable on a web browser!
MEASURABLE IMPACT
The ROI of Confidence
Retailers implementing AR at windows and on PDPs see longer dwell, higher add-to-cart rates, and improved attachment to accessories and bundles. After-hours scans keep stores selling beyond operating hours, while analytics connect offline curiosity to online checkout—reducing returns thanks to better fit and expectation setting.
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Technology Stack
How did you do it? No shade.
Here’s the tech we use to power our beauty-full AR try-on experiences:
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Perfect Corp

FAQ
We know AR can sound techy, so let us answer some of the main AR for makeup try-on questions.
Is it accurate across different skin tones?
Do users need to download anything extra?
Can we customize the interface?
Does it support video capture or sharing?