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# Sephora Fields

**Product Reviews** · **Beauty Insights**

> `Beauty / Reviews`

See how a product performs for real people. This workflow pulls structured Sephora reviews into clean data: the shade chosen, whether they'd recommend it, the reviewer's skin profile, verified purchases, helpful votes, and full text. So you can see what works, for whom, and why.

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## 📋 Available Fields

| Field               | Description                                          |
| ------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| `review-title`      | Headline of the customer review                      |
| `review-body`       | Full text of the customer review                     |
| `shade`             | Product shade / variant the reviewer chose           |
| `recommended`       | Whether the reviewer recommends the product          |
| `reviewer-name`     | Display name of the reviewer                         |
| `skin-profile`      | Reviewer's self-reported eye color, skin tone & type |
| `verified-purchase` | Whether the review is from a verified purchase       |
| `review-date`       | Date the review was posted                           |
| `helpful-yes`       | Number of "helpful" up-votes the review received     |
| `helpful-no`        | Number of "not helpful" votes the review received    |

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## 💡 Use Cases

**Shade & Formula Feedback** — Break reviews down by shade and variant to see which colors and formulas win, and which draw complaints about texture, wear, or color accuracy.

**Skin-Profile Segmentation** — Segment sentiment by the reviewer's eye color, skin tone, and skin type to learn how a product performs across different people — invaluable for matching and recommendations.

**Ingredient & Ethics Sentiment** — Surface recurring themes such as cruelty-free, fragrance, or sensitivity concerns from review text to inform product and messaging decisions.

**Incentivized-Review Detection & Social Proof** — Separate gifted or incentivized reviews from organic ones, then feature your highest-voted "recommended" reviews as testimonials.

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## 📊 Sample Data

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## 🔗 Explore Other Web Scrapers

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[Amazon](/support/ecommerce-review-scraping/ecommerce-websites/amazon-scraper.md)
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[Costco](/support/ecommerce-review-scraping/ecommerce-websites/costco-scraper.md)
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