More shade confidence. Fewer returns. Higher cart value.
Lumeglint is the AR try-on layer for beauty brand storefronts — built for indie and mid-market color cosmetics brands, not the enterprise stack. No six-figure contract. No six-week onboarding call.
Numbers that move the business.
Based on ranges published by beauty AR vendors and independent e-commerce researchers. Your results will vary by catalog size, traffic, and how deeply you integrate try-on into the purchase flow.
Brands like yours.
Dark shades had the highest return rate — shoppers couldn't gauge how deep mauves and berry reds would look on Fitzpatrick IV–VI skin. Static swatches weren't closing the gap.
Integrated LumeCore in a single afternoon. Every PDP now shows live try-on on the shopper's own skin. Dark-shade return rate dropped notably within the first 30 days.
Shoppers buying foundation couldn't confidently identify their undertone — warm, cool, or neutral. The uncertainty drove high pre-purchase chat volume and post-purchase returns on wrong-shade orders.
LumeCore's undertone classifier handles the question in two camera frames — no quiz required. Shade-selection support tickets dropped within 30 days of launch.
Needed consistent AR try-on across 12 brands, each with different shade naming conventions and catalog data formats. Building a bespoke integration per brand wasn't feasible.
The Enterprise catalog connector normalized each brand's native format into the LumeCore render pipeline. Cross-brand try-on was live across all 12 brands in under a week.
I evaluated four try-on platforms. Lumeglint was the only one that didn't require a three-week onboarding call.
Founder, indie cosmetics brand
The undertone classification solved a real customer problem for us. Fewer shade mistakes means happier customers.
Digital Director at a mid-market color cosmetics line
Let's talk about your brand.
We run a short discovery call before any trial — to make sure LumeCore fits your catalog and stack.