After trying for decades to get my skin to behave, I’m finally letting AI take over. ey, I’ve struggled with my skin for decades, beginning with breakouts in my twenties, acne in my teens, and fine lines that started to appear in my thirties. I’ve also tried using expensive creams, painful retinol treatments, and TikTok hacks that sound like hookups to fight them. Some worked, while others did not. In the year 2025, AI-powered beauty products and apps have emerged. It gives me a lot of hope that personalized product recommendations based on data are now possible. I wanted to learn more about the skincare products that are driven by AI because of this. Companies like L’Oreal and La Roche-Posay are developing AI tools that actually look at your skin and offer personalized regimens. Some are made for beauty professionals and businesses, while others even deliver the technology directly to your home. Imagine artificial intelligence (AI) mirrors that scan your face and display (ok, whisper) the specific products and treatments your skin requires. It’s like having a dermatologist on call, 24/7.
These AI-powered gadgets are worth checking out if you’re into clear skin, anti-aging, or just trying out the latest technology.
Best AI mirrors for beauty and skincare
Mirrors are no longer just for looking at yourself in the mirror. Your skin can be looked at, evaluated, and even treated by AI-powered mirrors. Say goodbye to endless research on the internet! MemoryMirror’s Eyesmatch Eyesmatch uses AI beauty technology to power virtual try-ons and intelligent recommendations for retailers and brands. It creates hyper-realistic augmented reality experiences that work seamlessly across the web, iOS, and Android—whether in-store or online—using a physics- and pixel-based algorithm. This means smoother and more accurate virtual makeup sessions for beauty enthusiasts. Eyesmatch mirrors can replicate lipstick, blush, and foundation in ideal lighting, record your looks, and keep track of your preferences for future use.
It’s the technology that powers those impressively realistic try-on tools you see at beauty counters and online stores. Even though it was designed for businesses, you probably already benefit from it every time you virtual test a new shade. Home Lululemon Lumini At CES 2025, Samsung’s AI-Powered Micro-LED Mirror caused a stir. While not exactly a mirror, the micro-LED screen provides live feedback of your face while analyzing your skin and has a transmittance of more than 90%. Pores, erythema (redness), melanin, and wrinkles are all evaluated. It provides you with skincare recommendations following the analysis. A significant claim made by reviewers is that the AI skincare mirror accurately diagnoses skin conditions. Imagine not having to make an appointment with a dermatologist each time you notice dry skin or a small breakout.
For the time being, Samsung is inventing this mirror. However, the band has mentioned that in the future, Samsung’s connected devices might provide beauty advice. I love that using L’Oréal’s Skin Genius is as simple as taking a selfie for professional-level skin analysis. It checks eight key attributes—fine lines, wrinkles, firmness, pores, pigmentation, and more—and then provides me with a customized skincare regimen that is powered by AI and developed with dermatologists. It makes a comparison of my photo to over 10,000 images that have been clinically graded, and the results feel almost as accurate as if I had actually seen a dermatologist in person. It works on all skin tones, is quick, and costs nothing. What’s better? Before spending another dime on products that might not even work, I now know exactly what my skin needs.
