Skin type is the first filter
Dry, oily, sensitive — that’s usually where a cosmetics shopper starts, and picks brand and size later. So skin type comes first in the filters.
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Ecommerce website for cosmetics
Cosmetics ecommerce website development: a skin-type filter, ingredients on every product card, and an AI assistant that answers shoppers at night. Orders go to your Telegram.
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What happens after “Buy”
Each step below happens without you
Who it’s for
People buy cosmetics differently from other products. The first question isn’t about delivery. It’s “will it suit my skin?”, “what’s in it?”, “is there a smaller size?”. As long as those questions go to your DMs, every sale depends on whether you reply by evening.
Your own store makes sense when you carry several brands, products come in two or three sizes, and small items — minis, samples, balms — sell faster than you can update stock.
If you have about ten products and all sales come from Instagram, I’ll tell you honestly whether you need a full store right now.
Gordey Fisun · updated
What matters here
Small things that send a cosmetics shopper to another store — or bring them back to you.
Dry, oily, sensitive — that’s usually where a cosmetics shopper starts, and picks brand and size later. So skin type comes first in the filters.
The full ingredient list, directions and size — right on the product card. Fewer of the same questions in your DMs, and the assistant has something to answer from.
The AI assistant takes its answers from your product cards, ingredient lists and descriptions. The fuller they are, the more accurately it answers ingredient questions.
The 30 ml and 100 ml versions of one cream share one card, but each size has its own price and stock. The small one sells out — the large one keeps selling.
Minis and samples sell fast. Every sale updates stock on its own, and a product that’s gone disappears from the storefront.
What’s included
Skin type, size, brand — filters built for your cosmetics. A shopper narrows things down in a few taps instead of scrolling the whole catalog for a cream for dry skin.
A set is its own card with its own price. Sell a set and stock updates on its own, so the storefront won’t sell what’s already gone.
Answers questions about ingredients, sizes and availability in your words — from your cards and descriptions. “Is this for sensitive skin?” doesn’t have to wait until morning.
Who bought what and when — in your own database. When a cream runs out, it’s easier to offer a repeat purchase to someone who already bought it.
Live demo
This is working code, not a picture. Fill your cart and place an order — you’ll see the message, the spreadsheet row and the stock going down by itself.
How it works
You bring a product list and what you already know about your customers. I do the rest.
Which brands, how many products and sizes, whether you have sets, how you deliver. We can do it over Telegram chat.
We decide what your shoppers will search by and what goes on the card: ingredients, directions, sizes — before the first line of code.
You check live pages on your own phone. We test the assistant with questions your customers actually send you.
We go through the first real order together. I show you the admin panel using your own products: how to add a size or a set and change stock.
Questions
Cosmetics are chosen by skin type, ingredients and size, so the store needs those filters, the full ingredient list on the card and separate stock for each size. The rest — cart, payment, delivery and orders to your Telegram — works like any online store.
In a cosmetics store, the AI assistant answers questions about ingredients, sizes, availability, delivery and payment — in your words, from the cards and descriptions you provided. The fuller the cards, the more accurate the answers, including at night.
All sizes of one product live on one card: the shopper picks the one they need, and the price and availability change to match. If the small size sells out, the large one stays on the card.
Yes, a cosmetics set is its own card with its own price and stock, which updates on its own after every sale. You can add and remove sets in the admin panel without a developer.
The price of a cosmetics store depends on the number of products and brands, sets, online payment, and whether stock is pulled from your inventory software. I’ll name the exact amount after our first conversation, and it won’t go up after that.
To launch a cosmetics store, you need a list of brands and products — a file is fine — plus the photos, ingredient lists and descriptions you already have. If some descriptions are missing, we’ll start with your best sellers.