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Haut.AI provides a B2B SaaS platform that lets beauty brands and pharmaceutical partners offer personalized product recommendations and interactive skin assessments. The system uses computer vision and deep learning to analyze skin data collected through its platform, delivering detailed insights and tailored skincare routines. It also supports hair analysis and recently launched SkinGPT to broaden its reach. Haut.AI differentiates itself by offering a highly customizable, brand-facing AI platform that combines skin analysis with personalized guidance in a scalable SaaS model, targeting both skincare and pharma use cases. Its goal is to help brands deliver accurate, individualized beauty recommendations at scale and expand its market through SkinGPT and continued AI-powered skin analysis.
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Tallinn, Estonia
Founded
2018
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0%Haut.AI Launches SkinFM. Oct 27th, 2026 NEW YORK - Haut.AI, a SaaS technology company specializing in AI-powered skin analysis and personalized skincare, unveiled its Skin Foundation Model (SkinFM). The new image-based AI foundation model was trained on more than 4 million real skin images and enables the company to develop customized skin measurements and analysis capabilities more quickly. According to the release, Haut.AI's technology scored 69.6 out of 100, compared with 50.6 for Gemini 3.5 Flash, the highest-scoring general-purpose model. The score combines 19 tests across seven skin concerns (wrinkles, sun spots, redness, skin tone, skin type, dark circles and eye puffiness). A score of 100 would mean perfect agreement with expert assessments on every image. Haut.AI SkinBench comparison of how human experts, Haut.AI, and three leading AI models identified frown lines (vertical wrinkles between the eyebrows) on the same computer-generated face. Haut.AI closely matched human experts (0.99), while Gemini 3.5 Flash (0.29) and GPT-5.6 Sol (0.12) drew less accurate lines. Claude Fable 5 incorrectly marked the nose and mouth (0.00). Scores measure alignment with expert annotations, with 1.00 indicating an exact match. The Haut.AI's SkinBench benchmark reveals that six leading AI models incorrectly detected eye puffiness in 95% to 100% of images where it was absent, compared with an approximately 18% false detection rate for Haut.AI's specialized skin analysis, powered by SkinFM. The findings highlight significant accuracy differences between these models and specialized skin analysis technology. The Haut.AI's SkinBench benchmark reveals two major AI skin analysis accuracy challenges: false positives and missed detections. Six leading AI models falsely identified eye puffiness in 95% to 100% of images where none was present, while the lowest-scoring model missed 85% of deep forehead wrinkles. Haut.AI's specialized skin analysis, powered by SkinFM, recorded an approximately 18% error rate in both tests. Haut.AI also released SkinBench, a new public benchmark showing that six leading AI models, including models from Google, OpenAI and Anthropic, frequently identify skin concerns that aren't actually present or fail to detect concerns that are. While popular AI models can recognize faces and describe visible features, the SkinBench results suggest they may struggle to assess skin accurately, potentially leading to inaccurate skin assessments and recommendations. Haut.AI vs. Six Leading AI Models on SkinBench In testing conducted through Haut.AI's new public SkinBench benchmark, six leading AI models - general-purpose models from Google (Gemini 3.5 Flash), OpenAI (GPT-5.6 Sol), Anthropic (Claude Fable 5), xAI (Grok 4.6) and Alibaba (Qwen 3.8 27B), as well as Google's medically specialized multimodal AI model, MedGemma (27B) - incorrectly identified eye puffiness in approximately 95% to 100% of images where it wasn't present. The models also struggled to find wrinkles and identify skin types (such as dry, oily or combination). When asked to mark frown lines on a face, one leading model marked the nose and mouth instead, while another drew no lines on a test image. In contrast, Haut.AI's model found 82% of deep forehead wrinkles, compared with 15% to 60% for the other models, and scored 78% balanced accuracy, which weights each skin type equally, compared with 37% to 58% for the other models. Overall, Haut.AI's technology scored 69.6 out of 100 on the SkinBench Skin Intelligence Score, a 0-100 measure of skin analysis accuracy and task completion, where 100 means perfect agreement with expert assessments on every image, compared with 50.6 for Gemini 3.5 Flash, the highest-scoring general-purpose AI model. Why Skincare Needs AI Built Specifically for Skin Analysis The results come as businesses increasingly turn to AI designed for specific industries and tasks rather than relying exclusively on leading models. In April 2025, Gartner predicted that by 2027, businesses would use smaller, specialized AI models at least three times as often as general-purpose large language models. NielsenIQ found that 49% of consumers have taken beauty product recommendations from GenAI. Reliance is deepening: Accenture found 75% of beauty consumers say they are open to an AI-powered shopping experience. That openness extends to skincare, with Haut.AI's survey of 1,238 U.S. women found that 62% of U.S. women are interested in or already use AI for skincare or bodycare advice, and half said they would trust AI for bodycare product recommendations. "AI can recognize a face, but that doesn't mean it can accurately assess the skin," said Anastasia Georgievskaya, CEO and co-founder of Haut.AI. "Our findings show that some of today's leading AI models frequently detect skin problems that don't exist. That's a serious concern as consumers increasingly rely on AI for skincare advice. We developed SkinFM to make skin analysis more accurate and created SkinBench so the industry can see how different AI models actually perform." What SkinFM Does: A Skin Analysis Foundation Model for Beauty Brands Unlike traditional AI systems that require separate models for different skin analysis tasks, SkinFM uses a single, image-based AI foundation to analyze multiple skin characteristics. This approach also enables Haut.AI to develop new skin measurements faster and create customized grading systems tailored to individual brands' needs. Haut.AI's technology can assess more than 230 skin measurements and 48 biomarkers, including wrinkles, redness, pigmentation and other visible skin characteristics. For beauty brands, this means they can tailor skin assessments to their products and customer needs, introduce new measurements faster, make more informed personalized recommendations, track visible improvements over time, and support skincare research and product development. SkinBench Results: How Six Leading AI Models Performed on Skin Analysis SkinBench compares Haut.AI's specialized skin analysis technology with Gemini 3.5 Flash, GPT-5.6 Sol, Claude Fable 5, Grok 4.6, Qwen 3.8 27B and MedGemma 27B. Developed by Haut.AI's Data Science team, the benchmark evaluates the models across 19 tests covering seven common skin concerns and characteristics: wrinkles, sun spots, redness, skin tone, skin type, dark circles and eye puffiness. Eleven tests identify and grade visible skin features, and eight measure how accurately models locate those features. Results are compared against reference assessments prepared by experts. Five SkinBench findings reveal how much performance can vary and why these differences matter: * Specialized AI came closest to human experts on a specific wrinkle assessment. Haut.AI scored 0.82 for agreement with expert assessments of frown-line severity, compared with 0.73 for GPT-5.6 Sol and 0.86 for human graders. The results, based on 350 computer-generated faces, suggest specialized AI can approach human-level consistency on certain narrowly defined skin analysis tasks. * AI frequently detected skin problems that weren't there. As the eye-puffiness results illustrate, inaccurate AI skin assessments could lead to unnecessary product recommendations, wasted spending and diminished confidence in beauty brands' personalized skincare services. * Identifying wrinkles isn't the same as accurately locating them. When asked to trace frown lines on 350 synthetic faces, Haut.AI scored 47.8 out of 100, compared with 20.2 for GPT-5.6 Sol, the strongest competing model. The difference matters because brands need to know where wrinkles are located to measure changes and assess product results. * AI models struggled to classify skin types consistently. Haut.AI scored 77.8 out of 100 for skin-type classification, compared with 57.7 for the strongest competing model. Incorrectly identifying someone's skin type could affect recommendations for moisturizers, cleansers and other skincare products. * Accuracy varied across skin tones. Haut.AI earned a score of 50.9 for performance across different skin tones, compared with 30.3 for the next-best general-purpose AI model. The score focuses on each model's weakest-performing eligible skin-tone group, highlighting why brands need to make sure their technology works reliably for consumers with different complexions. Haut.AI did not outperform every model on every test. For example, Gemini 3.5 Flash performed better at grading crow's feet, the fine lines around the outer corners of the eyes (71.7 versus 61.8) and assessing skin tone (90.4 versus 87.6). These results reinforce the importance of evaluating AI tools on the specific tasks they are expected to perform rather than relying on a single overall score. SkinBench's public leaderboard provides separate scores for different skin analysis capabilities and performance across skin tones. This lets companies compare models on the capabilities most relevant to their needs. Haut.AI has plans to expand SkinBench with additional AI models and new tests that examine whether models produce consistent results when analyzing the same skin concerns. "As AI becomes more common in beauty, brands need proof that the technology behind their recommendations can deliver reliable results," said Georgievskaya. "A false detection isn't just a technical mistake. It can lead to inappropriate product recommendations, unnecessary purchases and a loss of consumer trust. Our goal is to give brands the evidence they need to choose AI technology that earns and maintains consumer trust." View the SkinBench leaderboard, model comparisons and testing methodology at skinbench.ai.
Haut.AI, a skin analysis AI company, has launched its Skin Foundation Model (SkinFM), trained on more than 4 million real skin images. It also released SkinBench, a public benchmark that tests how well AI models assess skin. Six leading models, including those from Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic, wrongly identified eye puffiness in about 95% to 100% of images where it was absent. They also struggled with wrinkles and skin types. Haut.AI's model found 82% of deep forehead wrinkles, against 15% to 60% for the others. It scored 69.6 out of 100 overall, compared with 50.6 for Gemini 3.5 Flash, the best general-purpose model. Haut.AI did not win every test; Gemini 3.5 Flash graded crow's feet and skin tone better. The company plans to add more models and tests.
Haut.AI wins 2026 Skin Anarchy Top Picks Innovation Awards for three AI beauty technologies. Oct 13, 2026, 06:10 ET Haut.AI's Body Analysis, SkinGPT Aging Model and SPF Truth Booth recognized for advancing AI-powered skin analysis, visualization and personalized skincare education NEW YORK, Oct. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Haut.AI, a SaaS technology company specializing in AI-powered skin intelligence and personalized skincare, today announced that three of its technologies, Body Analysis, SkinGPT Aging Model and SPF Truth Booth have been recognized in the 2026 Skin Anarchy Top Picks Innovation Awards in the Technology category. Skin Anarchy's Top Picks Awards spotlight innovations shaping the future of beauty, wellness and skincare, recognizing technologies, formulas and brands that demonstrate meaningful advances in efficacy, creativity and impact. The 2026 Technology category recognizes innovations applying new approaches to formulation, technology, delivery systems and scientific discovery. "We're thrilled to announce the winners of the 2026 Top Picks Innovation Awards, recognizing the innovations doing something the industry has not seen before," said Skin Anarchy. "Haut.AI's platform combines artificial intelligence with clinical skin analysis to translate complex skin science into personalized visual insights, empowering consumers to make more informed decisions for healthier skin over time. Congratulations to Haut.AI and all of this year's winners for advancing the future of skin health." The recognition highlights Haut.AI's growing role in applying artificial intelligence (AI) to some of beauty's most challenging personalization problems: objectively measuring skin across the body, visualizing how skin may change over time and helping consumers better understand the effects of UV exposure. The Skin Anarchy Top Picks Innovation Awards recognize advances across the beauty industry, including scientific efficacy, product excellence and technological innovation. "AI has the potential to make skin science far more accessible to consumers, but only if the technology is grounded in rigorous measurement and meaningful data," said Anastasia Georgievskaya, CEO & Co-founder of Haut.AI. "Our three technologies show how AI can move beyond novelty and become a practical tool for understanding skin, visualizing change and supporting more personalized skincare decisions." Body Analysis Extends AI-Powered Skin Measurement Across the Body Launched in July 2026, Haut.AI's Body Analysis platform enables beauty and wellness brands to deliver personalized, data-driven bodycare experiences at scale. Using a unified AI model, the technology generates objective, quantitative skin measurements and product recommendations across the face, neck, torso, arms, hands, legs and feet. The system is trained on more than 100,000 skin images and validated across all six Fitzpatrick skin types and genders, supporting Haut.AI's broader effort to build skin intelligence that performs across diverse skin tones and populations. Consumers can photograph areas of their skin to receive a scored analysis of visible characteristics, alongside recommendations tailored to their individual needs. SkinGPT Aging Model Visualizes Potential Skin-Aging Outcomes Haut.AI launched its SkinGPT Aging Model in October 2025, introducing generative AI technology that simulates potential skin-aging changes over periods of up to 40 years under different lifestyle and environmental conditions. The generative AI model first estimates a user's perceived age, then enables partners to visualize age-related changes through adjustable scenarios. SkinGPT offers two modes: Skin Aging Mode, which focuses on dermatological changes, and Full-Face Aging Mode, which can incorporate changes such as hair graying and the effects associated with UV exposure and weight. Instead of applying a generic aging filter, SkinGPT is designed to preserve facial identity while generating realistic visualizations. Digital health platform Noom became the first partner to integrate the technology, offering members a 30-year preview designed to help them visualize how daily habits may affect their future appearance. SPF Truth Booth Makes the Effects of UV Exposure Visual Launched in July 2025 during UV Safety Awareness Month, Haut.AI's SPF Truth Booth uses the company's SkinGPT technology to illustrate potential skin changes associated with UV exposure. After uploading a selfie, users can compare simulations extending up to 10 years into the future: one reflecting consistent sunscreen use and another showing potential changes without protection. Unlike basic AI filters or generic aging apps, SkinGPT is grounded in validated dermatological research and trained on a diverse global skin dataset, with SkinGPT analyzing individual skin characteristics, including texture, pigmentation and elasticity, to generate personalized visualizations across skin types and tones. Advancing Personalized Beauty Through Skin Intelligence The recognition spans three technologies, highlighting Haut.AI's work across consumer-facing experiences and the underlying technology that enables beauty and wellness brands to develop more personalized, data-driven approaches to skincare. About Haut.AI Haut.AI is a SaaS technology company at the forefront of generative AI-powered skincare personalization and skin intelligence. Founded by scientists and AI innovators, the company has built proprietary technology that turns skin data into objective, quantifiable intelligence across all skin tones and body regions. Haut.AI collaborates with leading global beauty and wellness brands, including Neutrogena, Beiersdorf, Ulta Beauty, and Grupo Boticário, enabling them to deliver science-backed, hyper-personalized skincare experiences that drive measurable consumer engagement and business impact. For more information, visit www.haut.ai. Michael Tebo Gabriel Marketing Group (for Haut.AI) Phone: 571-835-8775 Email: [email protected] SOURCE Haut.AI
Haut.AI has launched Hair Analysis, an AI-powered hair assessment technology for beauty brands and retailers. The system analyses a smartphone selfie alongside a short questionnaire to create personalised hair profiles and product recommendations. The technology evaluates six visible characteristics including hair curvature, density, volume, frizz level, colour, and colour uniformity. Combined with consumer-provided information, it supports recommendations across 19 hair concerns and 12 product categories. Hair Analysis was co-developed with Grupo Boticário following the Brazilian beauty company's strategic investment in Haut.AI. The technology is delivered through Haut.AI's software-as-a-service platform and can be integrated into brands' digital commerce experiences. The launch expands Haut.AI's personalization platform beyond skincare. Brands using Haut.AI for skin analysis can now add hair personalisation through the same infrastructure.
Grupo Boticário and Haut.AI expand strategic partnership to nearly 4,000 O Boticário stores. Aug 18, 2026, 03:00 ET Three-year partnership advances from venture investment and a 24-store pilot to a national deployment NEW YORK and SÃO PAULO, Aug. 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Haut.AI, a SaaS technology company specializing in AI-powered skin intelligence and personalized skincare, and Grupo Boticário, a beauty leader in Brazil and one of the largest beauty ecosystems in the world, today announced the next phase of their three-year strategic partnership. Grupo Boticário has expanded Haut.AI's technology from a 24-store pilot to approximately 4,000 O Boticário stores across Brazil, where it is now available at scale. The deployment represents one of the largest in-store AI beauty rollouts globally. The expansion follows pilot results showing that the AI-powered skin-analysis experience increased average skincare order value by approximately 80%. The national rollout builds on a relationship that began in 2023, when Grupo Boticário's corporate venture capital arm, GB Ventures, participated in Haut.AI's seed financing round alongside investors including LongeVC. The partnership then progressed from investment to product implementation and testing with Meu Botik, O Boticário's in-store skin-analysis and product-recommendation experience, which is powered by Haut.AI's technology and used by beauty advisors during customer consultations. "Grupo Boticário's decision to expand from 24 stores to approximately 4,000 demonstrates what can happen when strategic investment, beauty expertise and AI technology are developed together around a clear consumer need," said Anastasia Georgievskaya, CEO & Co-Founder of Haut.AI. "The partnership has progressed from an initial investment to a nationwide retail deployment, with another important milestone coming in September as we expand to other Grupo Boticário brands with new initiatives." Meu Botik provides O Boticário beauty advisors with AI-powered skin analysis and personalized recommendations from the company's Botik skincare line. The experience operates on the mobile devices beauty advisors already use to complete a purchase, rather than a separate station or dedicated hardware, so it becomes a natural part of the sales conversation. In approximately 80 seconds, Haut.AI's technology evaluates more than 150 facial biomarkers and returns results across parameters including hydration, skin-tone uniformity and expression lines. Meu Botik then presents a personalized skin assessment that advisors can use to support more individualized consultations and help customers identify products suited to their skin needs. Haut.AI's technology is trained on more than 3 million validated clinical images. Consumer images are anonymized through Haut.AI's patented Skin Atlas technology, which analyzes visible skin characteristics rather than personal identity. The initial Meu Botik pilot took place in 24 O Boticário stores in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Following the pilot's commercial results, Grupo Boticário approved the expansion across approximately 4,000 stores in Brazil. "We invested in Haut.AI not simply as a supplier, but as a partner with whom we could co-create solutions for real consumer needs," said Analu Partel, Director of M&A and GB Ventures at Grupo Boticário. "Our relationship has developed into a three-year strategic partnership that reflects our progress from investment and experimentation to implementation at national scale. By combining Grupo Boticário's beauty and retail expertise with Haut.AI's technology, we are creating more personalized experiences for our customers." Images and visual assets can be downloaded here. About Haut.AI Haut.AI is a SaaS technology company at the forefront of generative AI-powered skincare personalization and skin intelligence. Founded by scientists and AI innovators, the company has built proprietary technology that turns skin data into objective, quantifiable intelligence across all skin tones and body regions. Haut.AI collaborates with leading global beauty and wellness brands including Neutrogena, Beiersdorf, Ulta Beauty, and Grupo Boticário, enabling them to deliver science-backed, hyper-personalized skincare experiences that drive measurable consumer engagement and business impact. For more information, visit www.haut.ai or follow @haut.ai. About Grupo Boticário Grupo Boticário is a Brazilian beauty company with operations in more than 40 countries and is the leader in Brazil's beauty market, according to NielsenIQ. Its portfolio includes the brands O Boticário, Eudora, Quem Disse, Berenice?, Vult, O.U.i, TRUSS, Au.migos Pets, and the Beleza na Web beauty marketplace, as well as licensed brands such as Australian Gold, Bio Oil, and Pampers. The company operates nearly 4,000 stores and reaches consumers through a network of approximately 200,000 third-party points of sale, including 160,000 B2B locations - such as pharmacies, perfumeries, department stores, and grocery retailers - and 40,000 beauty salons served through its B2P (Business to Professional) operation. Media contact: Michiko Morales Gabriel Marketing Group Phone: 1-202-805-2345 Email: [email protected] SOURCE Haut.AI
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Tallinn, Estonia
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2018
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