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Liza asks skin type before she recommends

Liza follows a playbook built for beauty. There's no size to ask about - instead she qualifies skin type and concern, the way a good counter assistant would, before she recommends a thing.

The playbook

How Liza qualifies a beauty shopper.

These are the questions Liza actually asks - and the order she asks them in - before she recommends anything. She records each answer and never asks twice.

No sizing - qualifies by skin type and concern
    01

    Skin type

    Oily, dry, combination, or sensitive?

    02

    Concern

    What's top of mind - hydration, acne, aging, brightening?

Nice to have, never pushed: Budget · Brand preference - Liza only asks if the shopper brings it up.

She stays in her lane

A beautyassistant should never ask about things that don't belong in your store. Liza's playbook explicitly forbids these:

  • Clothing sizes
  • Shoe sizes
  • Ring sizes
In practice

What it sounds like

A short, realistic exchange - built from the exact questions in the beauty playbook.

My skin's been really dry lately
Let's sort that - would you say your skin is oily, dry, combination, or sensitive? And is hydration the main concern, or also things like brightening?
Dry, and a bit of dullness
Any budget range, or open?
Mid-range is fine
Here are three hydrating picks for dry skin that also help with dullness - all in your range.

Honest by design

Liza recommends from your catalog and what shoppers tell her - she doesn't give medical or dermatological advice, and she won't claim a result a product can't promise.

How Liza stays honest

Put Liza on your beauty storefront.

Tell us about your store and we'll tailor pricing - and show you Liza working on a storefront like yours.