I let an app roast my skincare routine.

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Why it worked

The video uses a relatable 'roast' format to demonstrate the utility of an AI tool in a practical, everyday context, making the product's value proposition immediately clear.

Summary

The creator uses an AI app called Dola to analyze her current skincare routine and identify products that are too heavy for her skin type. She then explains how she will adjust her routine based on the AI's recommendations.

Structure

1Introduction to the experiment
2Screen recording of the AI analysis
3Reviewing the AI's specific product feedback
4Creator's reaction to the critique
5Plan to adjust the routine based on the AI's advice

Product placement

Dola is the central tool used to analyze the skincare products.

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Anyone else going to try this?

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Asking AI to roast my skincare routine! You’re not using Ai to its full potential and it shows!! #dola #uk

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I let an app roast my skincare routine Roast my skincare. I have oily to combination skin. What should I actually be using?

Transcript

I let an app roast my skincare routine, and honestly, I'm not over it. So I asked the app straight up, roast my skincare routine. I have oily to combination skin. What should I actually be using? Azelaic acid is amazing for oily skin. It calms redness, fades acne marks, tightens pores, helps control sebum, and evens your skin tone. Light, hydrating, non-stripping. PDRN serum, good for barrier repair and anti-aging, and it works well if I don't overdo it. Moving on to the problem areas. It says the essence and the serum and the cream is too oily and too heavy to layer on. That actually makes sense because every time I use this, my face feels sticky and oily. So thanks to Dola, I'll be using less of this, less of this, and less of this. And we'll be using more of these. I didn't expect Dola to roast me this hard. Anyone else going to try this?