SkinCare Recommendation System Using Computer Vision
SkinCare Recommendation System Using Computer Vision
Computer Vision
GUIDE
Dr . J Cruz Antony, MCA.,Ph.D.
• Our proposed solution involves using computer vision and artificial intelligence to analyse skin
conditions and make personalized skincare recommendations.
• By analyse factors such as skin type, age, and environmental exposure, our system can provide
tailored recommendations for each individual user. This approach not only improves the accuracy
of skincare recommendations but also saves time and money by avoiding trial-and-error with
different products.
1 SMART FACIAL SKINCARE Hung-Tse Chan, Ting-Yu Lin, 2021 The research paper highlights the he study presents a fresh business The research has a narrow scope, concentrating on
PRODUCTS USING Shih-Chun Deng, Chih-Hsien transformative impact of computer model using computer vision for skin type and acne, excluding other concerns.
COMPUTER VISION Hsia, and Chin-Feng Lai vision on personalized skincare skincare, enhancing consumer Comparative analysis is lacking, affecting the
TECHNOLOGIES recommendations. Machine learning relations. It delivers accurate skin evaluation of the system's efficacy and superiority
and deep learning enhance accuracy analysis, allowing personalized against existing recommendations.
over traditional methods. The system product recommendations, with
exhibits strong skin type classification superior type classification accuracy.
results, yet requires more research for
comprehensive comparison with
existing systems
2 Based on machine learning for Hsiao-hui Li , Yuan-Hsun 2020 Research proposes a promising ML- The study's holistic approach The research lacks extensive validation, requiring
personalized skin Liao , Yen-nun Huang , Po- based skincare recommendation combines image processing, object broader dataset testing for credibility. Additionally,
care products recommendation Jen Cheng system. YOLOv4 aids accurate detection, and multi-label the absence of comparisons with existing systems
engine personalized suggestions, yet classification for personalized hinders insights into its effectiveness.
validation and comparisons with others skincare recommendations.
are vital for establishing its value YOLOv4's accuracy identifies skin
conditions and prevents damage by
guiding to suitable products
3 Facial Skincare Products’ Ting-Yu Lin , Hung-Tse Chan 2022 Based on the experimental results, the Fast and Contactless Identification: Risk of Forgetting Passwords: One of the risks of
Recommendation with Computer , Chih-Hsien Hsia , and Chin- finger-vein identification system using The proposed finger-vein traditional identity identification methods is that
Vision Technologies Feng Lai the proposed SVM model and the identification system in this work is clients may forget their passwords
skincare products' recommendation designed to be fast and contactless,
system using ML and DL methods show allowing consumers to instantly
promising results in terms of accuracy verify their membership without the
and efficiency need for physical cards or
passwords
4 A Natural Language Processing Adelola Adebo 2020 The proposed model for personalized This enables the model to better One drawback of topic-based approaches,
Approach skincare recommendation systems capture word context information, including the proposed model, is their failure to
to a Skincare Recommendation shows promise in addressing the which has proven invaluable in capture word context information fully . While the
Engine limitations of existing approaches. By successful recommendation model incorporates review words, it may still not
incorporating different review elements, systems. capture the complete context of the words used in
deep neural networks, and considering the reviews
user opinions, the model aims to
improve the accuracy and effectiveness
of skincare recommendations.
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April 16, 2024 Department of CSE
BASE PAPER
Based on machine learning for personalized skin care products
recommendation engine
Abstract :
This project focuses on leveraging machine learning and deep learning algorithms for an intelligent skin care
recommendation platform. In a diverse skin care market, personalized solutions are essential due to varying skin
conditions. The platform employs YOLOv4 for facial feature detection, analyzing sub-images for defects, and
correlating features. Skin condition classification is achieved through image preprocessing and a multi-label
model. The outcome is a predictive model that offers personalized skin care advice and product recommendations
based on individual skin conditions.
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SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
Computer Vision
start User Input Data Collection processing (Object
Detection)
Natural Language
Data
Processing
Preprocessing
(Text Data) Feature
Engineering
3.SKIN ANALYSIS:
At the heart of our system, the "Skin Analysis" module dissects the user's skin features. It segments the facial image into
distinct regions and employs advanced techniques, such as texture and colour analysis, to quantify various aspects, including
wrinkles, dark spots, pores, and redness, providing a comprehensive view of skin condition.
5.INGREDIENT ANALYSIS:
"Ingredient Analysis" scrutinizes the composition of skincare products. It cross-references product ingredients with the user's
skin type and sensitivities, identifying allergens and irritants. Additionally, it highlights the benefits of specific ingredients in
addressing the user's unique skin concerns.
2. FACIAL IMAGE ANALYSIS: Computer vision techniques are employed to analyze uploaded or captured facial images,
3. SKIN ANALYSIS: Machine learning models categorize the user's skin type and identify any skin abnormalities or specific
4. PRODUCT RECOMMENDATION: The system recommends skincare products or cosmetics that match the user's skin type
and address their specific needs, while also considering their allergy history.
5. USER FEEDBACK AND PRIVACY: Users can provide feedback on the recommendations, and strong privacy measures are
Skincare recommendations using computer vision offer personalized advice by analyze skincare
product images and user input. Computer vision techniques extract visual features, while machine
learning processes user data to generate tailored recommendations based on skin type, concerns,
and preferences. Continuous improvement through user feedback ensures up-to-date suggestions.
Challenges include data quality, privacy, and the need for professional dermatological advice.
Nevertheless, this innovative approach holds promise for promoting healthier skincare
experiences in the future.