Skincare Brand Uses Robots And AI To Run Business

Is it real or is it fake? A skincare brand is allegedly going viral for videos using robots and AI to run their skincare brand.

I really and truly don't know if this entire video is Ai, but it appears to be just that. It also looks so real, you don't know if this video is real or fake. Of course, I'm scrolling social media and I come across this video showing robots literally running a skincare brand. The first video I saw showed some robots at a post office taking packages that were set to be delivered to customers. Ai is something not extremely new, but still a bit unexplored. When I say unexplored I mean in the sense that the possibilities are endless and we have only tipped the iceberg of what is possible.

If this video is indeed AI only, can you imagine what this is setting the precedent for? What we know to be real and fake could potentially not be distinguished anymore. The video that went viral at the post office looks incredibly real. This could be an extremely cost-effective alternative for small businesses. Marketing costs are not cheap, but if you can create some super smart marketing ideas that grab attention, the money needed will come from quick product sales. AI is also scary because the future can and will be, for example, a skincare brand using AI to run their business. We truly could see robots run by AI delivering packages to a post office for delivery.

With Covid, we saw a lot of companies sending their employees remotely. It makes you wonder how soon will certain jobs requiring a human start to become obsolete. It can be very scary. Either way, do you think this video is real or fake? Could you picture Ai using robots to run any business and not just a skincare brand? I think it is very possible.

As the weather gets cooler, you might notice a shift in your skin. In the fall, people with melanin-rich skin should adjust their skincare routine. Fall brings those beautiful leaves, sweater weather, and less moisture in the air, which can all mess with your skin's hydration.

Cold weather can be tough on the skin. Low temperatures and reduced humidity levels contribute to dry air that depletes moisture from the skin. The combination of harsh winter winds and dry indoor heating can further intensify this problem, potentially leading to skin dryness, cracking, and even bleeding. According to the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD), skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis may also become more troublesome during these cold, dry months.

While the indoor air may feel warmer, heating systems typically don't add moisture to the air. They often reduce indoor humidity levels. In fact, the warm indoor environment can lead to noticeable temperature shifts when moving between indoor and outdoor spaces, causing rapid changes in the skin's capillaries, as reported by The Washington Post. This may result in redness, broken veins, and inflammation. Additionally, the quality of your sleep plays a vital role in skin health, and an excessively warm home can potentially affect your sleep negatively. Maintaining a lower indoor temperature can help mitigate these issues.

According to the Skin Institute, in cases of acne resulting from overly oily skin, the cold air might potentially reduce oiliness and consequently minimize acne occurrences,

To keep your melanin glowing during the colder months, it's essential to adapt your skincare routine. You can take extra steps to cater to your skin's requirements. This includes applying sunscreen for protection against UV rays, as the sun's strength remains significant. Additionally, consider using thicker moisturizers to prevent dryness.

Check out these Fall 5 skin care tips for your melanin-rich skin.

With the drop in humidity levels, our skin may begin to experience dryness and tightness. Those harsh, foamy cleansers make it worse by stripping away the skin's oil-lipid layer that keeps the moisture locked in. Opt for a mild cleanser that supports your skin's pH balance and enhances your natural radiance.

Elevate your skincare routine with a top-notch Vitamin C Serum. This product revs up your skin's cell turnover, saying goodbye to those pesky dead skin cells that can dim your glow. Plus, it's your ally in achieving a smooth complexion, helping to fade those dark spots on deeper, more melanin-rich skin tones.

Switch things up. Instead of the shower, move to the sink. Shower face-washing often involves hotter water, which can parch your skin. Go for cooler water, a gentle face wash, and a clean silicone face cleansing brush to keep your skin glowing when it's cooler out.

Every now and then, your skin craves that little extra TLC to seal in moisture overnight. Opting for a heavier moisturizer can work wonders, especially on those dry-prone areas. Simply warm it up in your palms and generously apply it beneath your eyes and around your mouth for that added moisture boost while you sleep.

When you crank up the heat at home, it can zap the moisture from the air, leaving your skin feeling dry and tight. Consider getting a humidifier to keep the air comfortably moist, especially in your most frequented areas like the bedroom. Humidifiers can contribute to the betterment of skin and hair appearance, and they can also provide relief for chapped or cracked lips.