Google Lens allows users to color their hair virtually

 

It is common to dye hair to look good, but most consumers do not even know what the result will be until they dye their hair. Not so anymore, users using Google Lens will now be able to see the final result of this color on their hair without having to dye their hair. Thanks to the partnership between L'Oreal and Google Lens, users will be able to color their hair virtually faster will be able to see.

Google has released this feature for 500 Wal-Mart stores across the United States.

With this feature, Wal-Mart users will be able to take a picture of Garnier Notre Dame or Olivia's hair color packet shade, after which the Lens app will take them to a new page. On this page users will be able to color their hair virtually. Behind this feature of Google Lens is a company called Moody Force, which was bought by L'Oreal last year.

Google has introduced this feature for the first time with the participation of someone in the beauty industry. Google has already introduced Google Lens with many great features.

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