Can You Trust AI for Skincare? Flipkart’s Report Leaves Gaps
AI tools promise skincare precision, but are they really that smart?
25 Jun'25
By Amanda
Can You Trust AI for Skincare? Flipkart’s Report Leaves Gaps
Flipkart’s latest Beauty Report 2025 dropped bold claims: India’s consumers trust AI advisors for skincare more than ever before. But are we trusting tech or just trusting pretty product pages?
Skincare is deeply personal. Acne, dryness, and dullness are rooted in routine, diet, stress, and sleep. So, how do algorithms that ask 5 questions decide your entire routine?
Let’s zoom in.
The Promise: Personalized, Instant, No-Human Hassle
AI skincare tools are built to:
- Scan your selfie
- Ask 4–6 questions
- Output a routine + product match
- Recommend shades, textures, and ingredients
Sounds smart. But brands like Admigos have tested over 10 platforms, and the truth is:
- Skin tone detection often misses undertones
- Ingredient matches don’t account for existing actives
- Recommendations loop to bestsellers, not custom blends
What Flipkart’s Beauty Report Doesn’t Show
Flipkart’s report celebrated increased AI adoption, but missed key insights:
- No breakdown by skin concern severity
- No data on AI rec accuracy over time
- No study on consumer follow-through rates
Trust isn’t about how fast the results come, it’s about whether it works.
Admigos Visual Solution: Interpreting Data Into Visual Trust
What brands need is not just AI. They need visual proof behind every match.
That’s where Admigos comes in:
- Animation of skin behavior over 30 days
- Data-to-reel visualization showing ingredient impact
- Before/after simulations with customer skin stories
- UI simulations showing how AI makes its match
If your AI skincare system can’t be explained visually in under 45 seconds, it’s not consumer-ready.
AI skincare is promising. But it can’t replace the skin stories of real people.
Until algorithms learn how you feel on breakout days, we need human-led content that translates machine logic into real-world trust
Read more about it here!
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