04.21.22
Skincare company Revea, founded in 2019, has closed a $6 million funding round. Investors include Alpha Edison, Ulta Beauty, Waldencast Ventures, GISEV and Verlinvest. Revea measures different wave lengths of visible and invisible light to see how it penetrates and reflects within skin. This "hypergraph" is combined with deep learning models to create a layer-by-layer analysis of skin, according to the company. With that knowledge, Revea builds customized skincare regimens for its customers.
The new-found funds will be used to create a mobile app that evaluates users’ skin for customized skincare. Revea’s technology is already available at a traditional store in San Francisco.
According to company co-founder and CEO Chaz Giles, the future of skincare is “rooted in science and driven by data.”
Ulta Beauty is buying what Revea’s selling. In a statement, Ulta Chief Digitial Officer Prama Bhatt noted that Ulta was founded to disrupt the status quo.
“We remain focused on doing just that across every touchpoint, with greater personalization than ever before,” said Bhatt.
The new-found funds will be used to create a mobile app that evaluates users’ skin for customized skincare. Revea’s technology is already available at a traditional store in San Francisco.
According to company co-founder and CEO Chaz Giles, the future of skincare is “rooted in science and driven by data.”
Ulta Beauty is buying what Revea’s selling. In a statement, Ulta Chief Digitial Officer Prama Bhatt noted that Ulta was founded to disrupt the status quo.
“We remain focused on doing just that across every touchpoint, with greater personalization than ever before,” said Bhatt.