DCI AI Brain
Formula Assistant
Six variables in. Structured clinical recommendation out. The confidence score appears first — always.
AI Formula Assistant
Professional input in. Structured formula direction out.
Enter the client's natural level, existing canvas, cuticle state, target description, chemical history, and lifestyle variables. The DCI Brain searches the formula knowledge system and returns a professional direction with confidence, reasoning, risks, alternatives, and maintenance guidance.
Exact formulas must be confirmed for the selected professional brand and product line. Shade numbers, pigment concentration, developers, and mixing ratios are not universal across colour systems.
DEMO — FORMULA DIRECTIONS USE MOCK DATA
This formula entry is part of the DCI demo library and has not yet been formally reviewed and approved by Dina Laurent. Do not use for clinical application without independent professional assessment.
What Confidence Levels Mean
Strong formula match
Complete input provided. The formula is drawn from a well-documented case category. Canvas requirement confirmed. Developer selection is straightforward. Professional review is still required — but the recommendation is grounded in strong evidence.
Partial input or developing evidence
Either the input is incomplete (some variables estimated) or the formula evidence base is professional consensus rather than documented case evidence. The recommendation is directionally sound — but requires closer professional assessment before application.
Minimal input or inference-based
The input is minimal, or this formula territory relies heavily on professional inference rather than documented evidence [S4]. The recommendation should be treated as a starting point for the professional's own assessment — not as a clinical guide.
Professional Assessment Required
This is a recommendation. Professional assessment and judgment are required before application. Canvas level, structural condition, and chemical history must be assessed physically at the chair.