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Unilever’s Living Proof To Provide First Look At Revieve AI Haircare Advisor

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Living Proof will be first out of the gates with the new AI Haircare Advisor from beauty tech firm Revieve. The digital tool is designed to go beyond modeling hair color and tone effects, leveraging consumer input and selfie to match with hair cleansing, conditioning, and styling products.

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