Sliding-Scale Skincare Prototypes

Rèphr Offers Pay-What-You-Want Pricing & a Feedback Model

Rèphr, a brand that is known for its makeup brushes, is now venturing into the creation of skincare for the first time and it is focused on perfecting its formulas in a unique way. The brand is getting its start in the world of skincare with the Hydration Cream, which is now available as part of a pay-what-you-want model.

By making its skincare as accessible to all as possible, the brand is centered on collecting detailed user feedback to continuously improve the product. In exchange for honest, in-depth customer feedback, Rèphr makes its full-size prototypes accessible to consumers who want to have their say, and potentially get the innovative skincare products for free.

With its feedback model, the brand is devoted to taking the community's feedback to make improvements and necessary changes before the official product launch later in the year.

Accessible Skincare Offerings
Brands can offer pay-what-you-want pricing models and collect customer feedback to create accessible, innovative skincare products.
Community-driven Product Development
Creating a feedback model that invites customers to share their thoughts and make changes to products helps brands develop community-driven, innovative skincare solutions.
Prototype Testing for Skincare Products
Prototyping and testing skincare products through pay-what-you-want models can lead to innovative product improvements and a loyal community of customers.

Sectors Adopting This

Skincare Industry
Skincare brands can adopt pay-what-you-want pricing and feedback models to create more inclusive, community-driven products, disrupting the industry and attracting new customers.
Beauty Industry
Feedback models and pay-what-you-want pricing can help beauty brands create innovative, accessible skincare solutions and stand out in the crowded industry.
Consumer Goods Industry
By offering prototype testing through pay-what-you-want pricing and using community feedback to enhance products, consumer goods brands can disrupt the industry and build customer loyalty.
SCORE
2.9 out of 10
GENDER
10% Men90% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen X
  • Millennial (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 21%
Activity 55%
Freshness 12%