AI Disclosure

Last updated: 8/2/2026

What we use AI for

BEAUTIER AI™ uses large language models and computer vision to generate Beauty DNA™ profiles, Selfie Analysis™, Before You Buy™ reports, Beauty Roadmaps™, Budget Planner outputs, and AI Beauty Concierge™ responses. Outputs are informational beauty and grooming guidance only — they are not medical, dermatological, or professional diagnostic advice, and are not a substitute for consultation with a licensed professional.

Which models

We use hosted foundation models from leading providers (e.g. Google Gemini, OpenAI GPT) accessed through secure API gateways. We do not train these foundation models ourselves. We are not "training" your data — your inputs are used to generate outputs for you and stored in your Beauty Passport™ for your own reference.

How we keep recommendations current

We continuously update our internal prompt libraries, reference datasets (face shapes, hair types, skin undertones, current style trends), and evaluation suites so that outputs reflect current beauty practices. Foundation model updates from providers are evaluated before being rolled out. This is ongoing improvement of how we ask the AI, not retraining of the underlying model.

Limits of AI

• AI cannot diagnose medical, dermatological, or psychological conditions.
• AI outputs can be wrong, biased, or incomplete.
• AI does not replace a licensed cosmetologist, dermatologist, surgeon, or other professional.
• Outcomes from following AI suggestions are not guaranteed.

Always consult a professional

For decisions involving your health, skin, hair, or any cosmetic procedure, always consult a qualified, licensed professional. BEAUTIER AI is a decision-support tool, not a substitute for professional judgment.

Reporting an issue

If an AI output seems wrong, harmful, or biased, report it from the output itself or via our Contact page. We log reports and use them to improve.