Manicures Go Virtual With AR

PYMNTS.com— As brands and retailers look to translate real-life experiences into the online realm, beauty and fashion tech solutions provider Perfect Corp. is looking to augment them. In its latest development, the artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR) provider has teamed up with French green beauty brand Manucurist to bring its Green Flash nail colors […] The post Manicures Go Virtual With AR first appeared on PYMNTS.com.

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