Merchandising
Product and content templates for routines, sets, and shades.
Industry
Systems for Beauty & Cosmetics
Shopify and operations work for beauty brands selling sets, subscriptions, and regulated product data.
01 — Signs
Where does this problem show up?
- Bundles and routines are assembled by hand in the admin.
- Subscription logic lives in an app nobody wants to open.
- Product claims and content need a structure editors can follow.
02 — How we help
What we build for beauty & cosmetics teams
Subscriptions
A chosen subscription model, integrated only after the renewal rules are written down.
Operations
Orders and inventory connected to the system that ships the goods.
03 — Case studies
Related work
Beauty & Cosmetics
A Shopify Plus store for Rose Inc, built around shade and refills
Rose Inc sells a clean beauty range where shade is the decision. On a phone, a static swatch is not enough: shoppers need to match a shade, try it, and understand refills and routines without the store turning into a noisy marketplace. The brand also needed subscriptions, loyalty and education to sit inside a quiet, luxury layout.
Read the case study →Beauty & Cosmetics
A mobile-first Shopify Plus store for JVN Hair
JVN Hair needed a store that could recommend by hair type, sell subscriptions, and explain sustainability without excluding anyone. A desktop-first theme and a generic catalog would have buried the quiz, the packaging choices and the education the brand is built on.
Read the case study →04 — FAQ
Beauty & Cosmetics questions, answered
Do you write cosmetic claims?
No. We structure where claims live. Regulatory wording belongs to you and your advisors.
Can routines be sold as one order?
Yes, if we define whether the ERP receives one kit SKU or the components.