Advice like in the store, for every skin and every scent.

In face and hair care, effect decides. Birdsview reads every product for the skin types and hair needs it is made for, and every customer for what they use. Whoever buys a shampoo for dry hair gets the conditioner for dry hair, not a bath bomb.

• Skin typesNormal, dry, oily, combination, sensitive or blemish-prone, read for every face and body product.
• Hair conditionsDry, oily, fine, thick or curly: shampoo, conditioner and treatment that work on the same hair.
• Routines by effectCleanser, toner and moisturiser for the same skin, one step after the other.

In bath and body, scent decides. Birdsview reads the scent family and the ingredients of every product, so whoever loves a rose shower gel finds the rose bath bomb, the body lotion and the body spray with the same scent.

• Scent familiesFloral, fresh citrus, fruity, gourmand, woody, creamy, marine, minty or unscented.
• IngredientsRead from your product descriptions: rose water, shea butter, lavender or whatever your formulas are built on.
• A favourite scentCarries across bath, shower, body and home fragrance, while other scent families stay out.

A shampoo bar is used up in weeks, a candle burns down, a gift set never comes back. Birdsview knows how fast every product is used and what it is used with, so Avys reminds at the right moment and completes the bath, from the bomb to the lotion afterwards.

• Consumption speedEvery product has its own rhythm: shower gel and shampoo in about two months, face care in about three, a diffuser never.
• Reminded on timeThe reminder goes out when this customer’s product is about to run out, with exactly that product.
• Everything for the bathBath bomb, bubble bar, bath oil and the lotion afterwards: what completes the ritual, not a second bomb.

A clean skincare brand writes differently from a playful bath brand. Avys and Robyn take on your tone once, from your guidelines, and keep it in every email and every chat, down to the words you use for scents and skin.

• Form of addressFormal or familiar, set once and kept in every message.
• Your vocabularyThe words your advisors use for textures, scents and skin needs.
• Your rulesNo medical claims, no discount talk, no emojis if you never use them: whatever your brand never says, Avys and Robyn never write.