Customer-facing AI + brand operations · Dasom Essence

An on-device skin scan on a live skincare store.

By design, the photo is scored in the visitor's browser. It is not a medical device and gives no diagnosis.

Business need

A premium brand, sold without a counter or a consultant.

Dasom Essence is a direct-to-consumer skincare brand that sells online. A shopper choosing between a handful of serums and toners has no esthetician in the room to ask, and a brand at this price point needs a way to guide that choice that does not read as a sales script.

Customer-facing AI

Input, analysis and guidance, scored in the visitor's browser by design.

The skin scan is embedded on the live Dasom Essence store with a single script tag. It is a working demonstration Kijestic built and operates, not a mockup.

Customer input

A photo, taken or uploaded

A shopper opens the scan and takes a photo, or uploads one.

On-device analysis

Scored where it was taken

The skin scan runs in the visitor's browser by design. The photo is scored using tone-invariant rating bars across a small set of skin concerns.

Skincare guidance

Routine and product suggestions

The result maps each concern to a suggested routine and, in shop mode, a product from Dasom's own catalog. It is not a medical device and does not provide a diagnosis.

The scan is built as a reusable widget.

The content operation behind the brand

Kijestic runs the script-to-publish content operation for the brand, with a claims check before anything posts.

This is the process Kijestic runs for Dasom's blog articles and product videos: scripts, video and captions.

Idea to publishing-ready asset Operated by Kijestic
  1. 1
    Idea
    A content need is identified: a blog topic tied to a product, or a product story for video.
  2. 2
    Brief
    The idea is scoped to a specific product and a specific claim boundary: what can be said about its ingredients, and what cannot.
  3. 3
    Script
    An article or a video script is written against that boundary.
  4. 4
    Production
    The asset is produced: an article is drafted, or a video is cut from real footage.
  5. 5
    Claims check
    An automated check compares the claims in the draft against the product's ingredients and a list of retired claims, and flags anything that does not match.
  6. 6
    Creative review
    The draft is scored on its own before it is considered for release.
  7. 7
    Approval
    Kelvin reviews and approves. Video drafts are sent to the brand's own account as an unpublished draft for him to finish and post.
  8. 8
    Publishing-ready asset
    A published blog article, or a video ready to post, with a record of what was checked along the way.

What this demonstrates

The same operating model, in two different places.

A shopper gets skincare guidance from a scan that runs in their browser by design. The brand's content goes through a claims check and Kelvin's review before it is posted. Both run inside rules set in advance, not judgment calls made in the moment they happen.

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