Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. In the year 2024, plenty of people are tired of swiping away in an effort to find a love match. Amid all the dating app fatigue, some people are going back to basics by getting out of the house and socializing to find a potential life partner. Single and The City, an events-based company, is helping match people looking for a specific type of person, no matter what type of person that might be.

When was the last time sustainability became associated with the beauty industry? With all the new and major brands in cosmetics and beauty projects emerging and producing new products left and right. It's hard to determine which of these brands can live up to customer demands and expectations. Fortunately, the beauty industry is among countless business sectors benefiting from innovative technology. AI in the beauty industry is exploding in numerous ways across a range of products.

When was the last time sustainability became associated with the beauty industry? With all the new and major brands in cosmetics and beauty projects emerging and producing new products left and right. It's hard to determine which of these brands can live up to customer demands and expectations. Fortunately, the beauty industry is among countless business sectors benefiting from innovative technology. AI in the beauty industry is exploding in numerous ways across a range of products.

When Isoken Igbinedion was 10 years old, she had a "very dangerous encounter" with chemical relaxers that caused her natural hair to fall out. She spent the next 20 years using extensions to give her hair a chance to regrow. And in that time, she realized how much friction there was in the hair products and services market. "In those 20 years, we've seen very little innovation used to improve the hair buying and installation process for customers or the manufacturing process," says Igbinedion, 30. And so the vision for Parfait came into focus, a direct-to-consumer platform leveraging AI to better customize wigs from head size to the tint of the lace front.

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the beauty industry will help businesses to increase sales and develop better customer-centric products. The scale of the beauty and cosmetic industry is massive, with its valuation rising as high as USD 532 billion. However, it still hasn't seen the penetration of advanced technologies, even after having such a large market cap. At most, what we have in the name of technology are products like wax heaters that give notifications when they are ready to use with the help of temperature sensors. Considering the benefits advanced technologies like artificial intelligence, has brought to other major industries, it seems like the right decision to incorporate technologies such as machine learning, big data, and AI in the beauty industry, too. When speaking of AI, the technology has the potential to bring a paradigm shift in the industry by helping businesses understand their customers' preferences.

Not all skin (or skincare) is created equal. One of the biggest challenges facing skincare consumers today is finding products that work for them--their unique skin type and the unique challenges they face with their skin. And, you won't find it on Google. The one-size-fits-all approach that most skincare and beauty companies take just doesn't deliver the unique skincare solutions consumers need to get their healthiest complexion. This doesn't give individuals the personalization they need.

New Delhi: The pace of innovation in beauty tech is accelerating, but the innovations in beauty retail today don't fully solve the customer's requirements, believes Ritika Sharma, Founder, and CEO, House of Beauty. The beauty and wellness company recently launched a new e-commerce platform Boddess.com. IANSlife spoke to Sharma to know how Augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence (AI) are redefining the concept of beauty tech and if it's the future. Q: How are you using AI and AR technologies at Boddess? A: Our teams have spent the past few months building out our machine learning database of skin types in partnership with leading dermatologists in India. We took thousands of high resolution images of men and women, tagged their skin condition with our proprietary collection of skin metrics (things like hydration, wrinkles, dark spots, skin age etc.).

Not all skin (or skincare) is created equal. One of the biggest challenges facing skincare consumers today is finding products that work for them--their unique skin type and the unique challenges they face with their skin. And, you won't find it on Google. The one-size-fits-all approach that most skincare and beauty companies take just doesn't deliver the unique skincare solutions consumers need to get their healthiest complexion. This doesn't give individuals the personalization they need.

Not all skin (or skincare) is created equal. One of the biggest challenges facing skincare consumers today is finding products that work for them--their unique skin type and the unique challenges they face with their skin. And, you won't find it on Google. The one-size-fits-all approach that most skincare and beauty companies take just doesn't deliver the unique skincare solutions consumers need to get their healthiest complexion. This doesn't give individuals the personalization they need.

Not all skin (or skincare) is created equal. One of the biggest challenges facing skincare consumers today is finding products that work for them--their unique skin type and the unique challenges they face with their skin. And, you won't find it on Google. The one-size-fits-all approach that most skincare and beauty companies take just doesn't deliver the unique skincare solutions consumers need to get their healthiest complexion. This doesn't give individuals the personalization they need.