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Ritwal

Laura Camila Senas Murillo

Ritwal is a skincare comparison station for multi-brand stores like MECCA and Sephora. It came from watching people in stores struggle to fit new products into the routine they already use. A customer starts on the iPad with a short questionnaire and adds the products they already own from the Ritwal database. Ritwal then suggests in-store products and the customer places them on the tray, where a slowly pulsing white light shows each empty position. Only in-store products go on the tray. Steady white means a product has been detected, green means it suits their skin and sits in the right step, orange means it is in the wrong step or needs care, and red means two products should not be used together. The iPad shows the full routine, with home and in-store products in order, and the customer receives it by email. Ritwal is a design prototype, not a medical tool.


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