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🧪INCI & compliance-ready output
Generates ingredient lists per EU Regulation 1223/2009 and ДСТУ 4765 fields: composition, manufacturer, shelf life, batch.
Revenza writes structured Body HTML with INCI, skin type, usage and SEO keywords — instead of the 50-word copy-paste from your supplier feed.
Sound familiar?
Supplier descriptions like 'Face cream. Moisturizes skin' — 40-80 words, no INCI, no clinical results, no usage timeline
Every card gets a full INCI list, claims with sourcing, and a 2/4/8-week effect timeline pulled from product data
Google sees you as a duplicate: ~70% of cosmetics stores ship the distributor's text word-for-word and lose to Makeup.com.ua and EVA
Each description is generated uniquely per SKU — no two cards share paragraphs, so Google indexes you as the source
No skin-type segmentation (dry/oily/combo/sensitive) — shoppers bounce because they can't tell if it fits them
Built-in skin-type block (dry / oily / combination / sensitive) plus age and concern tags written into the copy
H1 and first paragraph miss buying-intent keywords like 'hyaluronic moisturizer buy' — organic traffic stalls
SEO keyword placement in H1, first 100 words and meta — mapped to Ukrainian and English buyer queries
Serums, toners and creams sit in isolation: zero cross-sell, average cart stuck at one item
Auto-generated 'Pairs with' and 'Complete the routine' blocks linking serum → cream → SPF inside Shopify
Manual rewriting of 300-1200 SKUs before the November-December gifting peak is a 3-week job for a copywriter
1000 SKUs processed in 2-3 hours, ready before the 8 March and back-to-school beauty waves
What Revenza does every day
1000
products in 1 hour
5¢
per description (Pro)
9
platforms supported
6
languages, one click
Face cream, moisturizes skin. Volume 50 ml. Brand: XYZ. Ingredients: water, glycerin…
Nourishes and restores your skin overnight. Formula built on 3% hyaluronic acid + argan oil. Visible results in 7 days.
Revenza reads products via the Shopify Admin API — including variants, tags, vendor and existing Body HTML. No CSV juggling.
Choose structure blocks: INCI, skin type, how to use, results timeline, cross-sell. Set tone (clinical, editorial, friendly).
Process 300-1200 SKUs in one run. Preview 10 samples, approve, then push the rest to Body HTML and Metafields.
Updated cards go live in Shopify. Compare CTR and conversion against the old supplier copy from the dashboard.
Generates ingredient lists per EU Regulation 1223/2009 and ДСТУ 4765 fields: composition, manufacturer, shelf life, batch.
Each card flags suitability for dry, oily, combo, sensitive, mature or acne-prone skin — written into copy and Shopify Metafields.
Buyer-intent keywords land in H1, first paragraph, alt-text and meta. Structured H2/H3 headings, not a wall of text.
'Dermatologically tested' and similar claims are only kept when the source data supports them — otherwise rewritten or removed.
Auto-suggests serum→cream→SPF pairings and adds them to each card so average order value climbs above single-product carts.
Outputs UA, RU and EN versions for the same SKU — ready for Shopify Markets without a separate translation pass.
Shopify Magic writes generic three-paragraph copy with no INCI, no skin-type tags and no cross-sell logic. Revenza is trained on cosmetics-specific structure: ingredients, claims compliance, usage timelines and Ukrainian buyer queries you actually rank for.
Yes. Output follows EU Cosmetics Regulation 1223/2009 (INCI listing) and ДСТУ 4765 fields — composition, manufacturer, expiry, storage. Marketing claims are filtered against FTC-style sourcing rules, so 'clinically proven' only stays when your data supports it.
A typical run of 800-1200 SKUs takes 2-3 hours. You preview 10 samples first, lock the template, and the rest writes in the background while you keep working in Shopify admin.
Each SKU gets a unique description built from its attributes, not a paraphrase of one master text. Stores that switched from supplier copy typically see indexed pages grow within 4-6 weeks because Google stops treating them as a mirror of Makeup.com.ua or EVA.
Yes. The same descriptions export to Google Merchant Center XML, Facebook Catalog CSV and Prom.ua pricelist XML, with the right field mapping per channel.
Every card stays in draft until you approve it. You can edit single cards, regenerate sections (just the INCI block, just the cross-sell), or roll back to the previous Body HTML in one click.
Connect your Shopify store, generate 50 cosmetics descriptions free, and see the difference against your current supplier copy.