Product Tags

Product Tags are a part of Product Recommendation System 2.0 feature that is used to match your Product Item list to end-user skin concern (check User Tags) categories for a specific set of products.

Each product contains several types of tags that identify the product category, what skin type it is suitable for, what skin concerns it addresses, and at what time of day to use it.

List of tags and values

Tag type	Is required for recommendation?	Number of tags
Category	Yes	One
Skin Type	Yes	One or many
Concerns	No	Zero or many
When to apply	Yes	One or many

Category

The category tag determines the order and location in which the product is displayed in the user's recommendations. The current list of categories includes:

• Make-up remover

• Cleanser

• Toner

• Exfoliator

• Masks & Patches

• Serum

• Eye care

• Moisturizer

• Sunscreen

Skin Type

This tag identifies the skin types for which the product is suitable. Skin Type can take the following values:

• Normal

• Dry

• Oily

• Combinational

Concerns

This tag identifies a list of skin concerns that the product addresses. The current list of concerns includes:

• Breakouts

• Pigmented spots

• Uneven skin tone

• Post-acne

• Redness

• Wrinkles

• Fine lines

• Sagging

• Under eye lines

• Dark circles

• Under eye puffiness

• Pores

• Aging

When to apply

This tag identifies when the product should be applied. This tag can take the following values:

• AM (Morning)

• PM (Evening)

Types of tagging

The recommendation system offers two options for tagging products:

1. Automated product tagging using AI based on product name and description.

2. Manual product tagging

Tagging of any product can only be in one of two modes: automatic or manual. If the list of product tags was defined automatically and you change any of the tags, the product will switch to the manual tagging mode.

Automated product tagging

Automated product tagging utilizes the capabilities of modern LLMs to extract product-defining tags from the product name and description.

Product tagging is triggered in the following cases:

• Creating a new product.

• Importing products from Shopify or from custom platforms.

• Updating a product title or description.

Read more about the manual product tagging here: Automated Product Tagging.

Manual product tagging

Manual product tagging can be used when the name or description is insufficient to define product tags. Manual product tagging can be used in the following cases:

• The name or description is not sufficient to define product tags.

• You need to add more product tags to the product tag list.

Read more about the manual product tagging here: Manual Product Tagging.

Additional options

Promo tag

Products can also be tagged with the “Promo” tag. This tag is used to add 1 product you want to promote to user recommendations.

Priority

Every product has a priority. The default priority is “Lowest”. By changing the product priority you can control the order in which products will be recommended.