iHairium

iHairium is a skincare routine tool. A white-label platform where shoppers, salon clients or patients scan hair and scalp with a phone and receive a product routine from the seller's catalog in about 60 seconds. It covers web, Shopify, in-store tablets, QR codes and an SDK, and is built for brands, retailers, salons, clinics and pharmacies rather than individual consumers.

iHairium is a white-label hair and scalp analysis platform aimed at businesses rather than individual shoppers. A customer scans their scalp with a phone camera, the AI reads what it sees, and a routine is assembled from the seller's own catalog within about a minute. The technology is a two-stage pipeline: it first validates and locates the scalp in the photo, then identifies conditions. It was trained on more than 190,000 images annotated by practicing trichologists and dermatologists, with coverage for Afro-Caribbean, Asian, Caucasian and mixed-heritage hair. Partner brands report conversion gains in the low twenties and average order value lifts around the same range, with some cases higher. The system fits three broad audiences. Beauty brands and multibrand retailers add a scan widget to their storefront or product pages so shoppers land on a matched routine instead of browsing by category. Salons and barbershops use a tablet at the chair or a QR code to turn a consultation into retail sales. Clinics and telehealth providers let patients scan at home and share the report with a specialist. Pharmacies are also listed as a target. Deployment runs on the web, on Shopify, on in-store tablets, via QR codes, or inside a client's own app through the SDK, and no additional hardware is required. In practice, the flow starts when a customer taps a widget or scans a code. Photos are captured, the scan result appears, and follow-up questions selected by the scan cover routine, history and goals. The recommendation then maps to catalog items with a stated reason for each product, and one tap adds the routine to a cart. Beyond the scan itself, the platform bundles diagnostic email campaigns that the vendor's team sets up, plus audience analytics built from accumulated scan data. Customers opt in during the scan, and the resulting profiles and contacts belong to the business. The main distinction from general vision models is the narrow clinical training and the catalog-aware recommendation layer. Where a generic assistant will describe a photo, iHairium is built to match a scalp finding to a purchasable product. Buyers should treat the numbers as vendor-published case results rather than independent benchmarks, and the per-project pricing model means cost has to be quoted before committing.