HairMixer.com
Going Like Sixty — January 12, 2008 — Pop Culture
References: geeksugar
Have you ever seen a hair style on a star and wondered how you would look with a similar 'do? HairMixer.com gives you the chance to "try on the hair" before making the big step. A bunch of stars are preloaded in the hair-raising website, but you can add your own or other star pictures. Compare the hairstyles, email to friends, and have fun putting yourself on the cover of a magazine too.
Implications - Celebrity-crazed consumers are a huge audience that different companies and brands can tap into. By familiarizing customers with the item they are promoting, a brand can create a personal connection with buyers and therefore effectively attract customers who would not regularly be part of the organization's target audience.
Implications - Celebrity-crazed consumers are a huge audience that different companies and brands can tap into. By familiarizing customers with the item they are promoting, a brand can create a personal connection with buyers and therefore effectively attract customers who would not regularly be part of the organization's target audience.
Trend Themes
1. Virtual Hairstyle Try-on - Creating a digital platform that allows customers to virtually try on hairstyles before committing to a new look, disrupting traditional in-person salon experiences.
2. Personalized Hair Tips - Developing interactive features that provide personalized recommendations for hairstyles based on individual preferences and facial features, disrupting the traditional salon consultation process.
3. Social Sharing Hair Tools - Creating hair styling tools that integrate with social media platforms, allowing users to share their hairstyles with friends and followers, disrupting traditional word-of-mouth marketing in the haircare industry.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty - Beauty brands can integrate virtual hairstyle try-on features into their websites and apps, offering customers a unique way to engage with their products and disrupting traditional in-person salon experiences.
2. Technology - Technology companies can develop innovative hair try-on tools and algorithms that analyze facial features and hair preferences to recommend personalized hairstyles, disrupting the traditional salon consultation process.
3. Social Media - Social media platforms can partner with beauty brands and hair tools companies to provide a seamless integration with their products, allowing users to share their hairstyles with friends and followers and disrupting traditional word-of-mouth marketing in the haircare industry.
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