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Luma’s 6 October beauty-tools guide draws a useful distinction: helping shoppers choose a lipstick shade is a different job from making its campaign photographs look convincing.
Why it mattersThe guide describes Perfect Corp as offering facial mapping, virtual makeup previews and shade matching. It positions Nightjar for colour-accurate product photography, and Midjourney for early visual concepts rather than controlled campaign revisions. These are Luma’s recommendations, not independent test results. For beauty teams, test the actual shade and packaging, not just the prettiest demo. A persuasive image earns little if the lipstick arrives looking like a different purchase.
Discuss: Should brands prioritise accurate product imagery before investing in virtual try-on, or can try-on do more to help shoppers choose?
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