Lux Salon Sees a Rise in Customers Since Its Launch of Revolutionary AI Eyelash Extension Services
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Lux Salon, a high-end beauty salon in Los Angeles, has seen a rise in customers since its launch of revolutionary AI eyelash extension services.
The topic of AI turned out to be so hyped that it takes half a year to sign up for robots.
The salon is one of the first in the world to offer eyelash extensions that are applied by a robot.
Since its launch of revolutionary AI eyelash extension services, Lux Salon has seen a rise in customers. The Luum salon now offers artificial intelligence eyelash extensions, and the comments under the posts show a living hell with dissatisfied beauty masters who reproach the robot for being unprofessional. They can be understood—no one wants to lose a job.
Lux Salon, a high-end beauty salon in Los Angeles, has seen a rise in customers since its launch of revolutionary AI eyelash extension services. The salon is one of the first in the world to offer eyelash extensions that are applied by a robot. The robot uses artificial intelligence to apply the lashes with precision, creating a natural-looking result.
The salon’s customers are happy with the results they are getting from the robot. The service also takes only half the time it would take a human to get the job done, which is an added bonus to the great job the AI does.
Some lash artists are not happy with the increase in the use of robotics in their field and think robots pose a threat to their jobs. However, the truth is they work hand-in-hand and are not a replacement for trained specialists. The robots only deal with the application of eyelash extensions, while lash artists style the lashes and create the final look.
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