Estee Lauter voice enabled make up assistant
This app is a game changer for blind individuals who want to apply their make up with confidence. I only wish it had more options for applying different types of makeup. But I am proud to be a blind woman, hoping to advance the beauty industry by supporting this app
Opened doors for me
The voice activated makeup assistant helped me achieve a level of independency I didn’t know I was allowed to have. I could finally take part in the rituals of getting ready that seeing students did before a night out. I don’t have to worry as much about uneven or asymmetrical application that I couldn’t see and I don’t have to rely on others to correct my makeup for me. Thank you for the autonomy. I would really be interested in an update that checks your eyeliner as well, that would really complete this app.
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Great for Blind Professionals
I am so pleased that a company like Estée Lauder has taken the time to develop a truly useful app. As a blind professional, it is hard to create an executive presence when you can’t see your make-up. This app not only helps me look professional, but boosts my confidence as well!
Good app with a lot of potential if improved
The concept its great. But the App is not available on the ITALIAN APP STORE AND MANY OTHER COUNTRIES please make this app more accessible to more users around the world ad there are about 40 million people with visual disability a good few of them will benefit from this app and also maybe add other languagesGood app that need to be improve
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I am so incredibly happy
As a blind girl who just started learning makeup yesterday, sometimes my make up is about as blended in as a froot loop in a bowl of Cheerios. I'm always scared when I ask someone who can see that they are going to laugh at my mistakes. Know it's just anxiety talking but the fear is there. I can ask an AI to judge my foundation and it just says fix it under your eyes and on your chin and move along I think it's amazing that a company is working to help blind people learn make up. Yes you could argue that if they can teach us they can open their sales to a whole new demographic, but you don't even have to use their products. They could've made it where you have to scan the barcode of at least one of their products before you can start. They could have made it where if you want to scan your foundation it's free but if you want to know how your lipstick is you have to pay 999. They didn't do any of that. The app is completely free so I can go out and buy Revlon make up and then ask an app made by Estée Lauder to tell me how I did applying it. from the bottom of my happy little heart thank you app developers
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