Adorn’s newly released Virtual Colour Matching Service extends from a commitment to providing a service that educates women and caters to their demanding lives, strongly suggesting the philosophy that location should not be a barrier to quality beauty consultation.
According to Adorn, many women have complained about inexperienced staff, not haveing enough time, bad lighting in stores and no product return policy with regards to traditional cosmetics purchases.
The excitement of what they purchase in-store often leads to disappointment when they try to apply the products at home finding they have been inappropriately matched to colour or product type.
This becomes a barrier for cosmetics companies who launch new products every year, women become shy to try something new because of bad past experiences. They could be missing out on a product that could have them appreciate the way they see themselves.
Adorn is addressing this concern with its new virtual colour matching service.
Designed to take the guess-work out of picking the right foundation, concealer or eye shadow; this service is particularly useful for women who are now looking to the internet to purchase cosmetics.
Adorn’s experienced make up team review and make informed recommendations, using the information they have been given. All clients have to do is email a clear, well lit photo of themselves to info@adornmineralcosmetics.com.au
They provide details of hair and eye colour and up to five products they are interested in being colour matched to from the Adorn website and preferences for the type of product.
Adorn then responds within two days with recommendations – achieving realistic beauty for a busy lifestyle. The service is especially useful to women in regional Australia who may otherwise have difficulty accessing useful and effective beauty services
Adorn is an Australian made and grown pure mineral cosmetics company based in Melbourne. Incidentally, Adorn is the only cosmetics company in Australia that has its own recycling program in place for returned containers. They are recycled into fence posts that are used by the agricultural industry.
www.adornmineralcosmetics.com.au