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To own Perfect, you need to believe its AI and AR tools can become essential infrastructure for how beauty shoppers discover and try products, particularly through B2B APIs and consumer apps. The LashLovr partnership reinforces this thesis by putting Perfect’s lash try on and Face Analyzer tech into a real, research-driven experience, but it does not materially change the near term focus on stabilizing key B2B accounts and managing the risk of soft enterprise demand.
The most relevant recent announcement alongside LashLovr is Perfect’s 2026 guidance, calling for about 10% (±2%) revenue growth versus 2025. That outlook was issued before this partnership and reflects a measured view of demand across both B2B and consumer apps. Investors watching LashLovr may see it as one example of how incremental API deals could support that revenue target, while still weighing ongoing churn in key customers and the cost of continued AI investment.
Yet behind the appeal of AI powered lash try ons, investors should be aware of how customer churn and concentration risk could...
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Perfect's narrative projects $93.9 million revenue and $14.4 million earnings by 2028.
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The most optimistic analysts were already assuming Perfect could reach about US$96.5 million in revenue and US$20.1 million in earnings by 2028, so partnerships like LashLovr might either support that upside view or highlight how much still has to go right, depending on how you weigh the risk of rising data privacy costs or tighter platform policies.
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