Dolce&Gabbana Beauty — Training Pill

Point of SaleGuidelines,the Art ofStore Excellence.

"Every counter, every drawer, every gesture — an expression of the Maison."

A focused training pill for Beauty Advisors and Store Managers. Pristine. On-brand. Protected.

Featured Module

The training film — six minutes that change a counter.

Duration

06:42 minutes

Audience

Beauty Advisors · Store Managers · Field Trainers

Outcome

Master the P.O.P. Standard and the 6-Step Assessment

The 6-Step Assessment

A permanent checklist — performed at every opening, every closing.

01

General Structure

Furniture is level, stable and free of visible tilts. Joints, edges and finishes are smooth and undamaged.

02

Branding & Visuals

Logos centered, illuminated where required. Visuals in English, high resolution, matching the approved planogram.

03

Skincare Display

From Sept 2026, fresh skin removed from make-up furniture — only lip scrubs, balms and patches remain on the make-up backwall.

04

Drawer Organization

Removable dividers form four compartments. A5 face charts and MUP menus filed. Internal containers easily emptied and reinserted.

05

Mirror Mechanism

Inclinable and height-adjustable mirrors function smoothly — calibrated for an effortless consultation.

06

Hygiene & Digital Tools

Hygiene kit complete: Scottex Ultra Soft, sponges, cotton, spatulas. AI Skin Analyser and wireless charging operative.

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POS Guidelines

Four families of standards. One uncompromising counter.

Make-up area · Standalone

Skincare Display

  • ·Fresh skin SKUs removed from make-up furniture by September 2026
  • ·Lip scrubs, lip balms and patches remain on the make-up backwall
  • ·Skincare fully removed from make-up units by early 2027 where possible

Digital tools · Hygiene kit

MUP & Skin Consultation

  • ·AI Skin Analyser positioned for a user-friendly consultation flow
  • ·Wireless charging stations cleaned and operative at all times
  • ·Hygiene kit replenished daily — sponges, cotton, spatulas, applicators

A5 menus · Removable dividers

Drawer Organization

  • ·Four internal compartments via removable dividers
  • ·Face charts and MUP menus filed in A5 format
  • ·Removable container for easy emptying and reinsertion

Inclinable · Height-adjustable

Mirror Mechanism

  • ·Inclinable mirror calibrated for seated consultation
  • ·Height-adjustable mirror tested at opening and closing
  • ·Surface free of fingerprints, residues and product traces

Functionality

Do's and Don'ts — the etiquette of the counter.

Do

  • Follow the planograms — to the millimetre
  • Maintain easy navigation and clear product exposure
  • Allow space for staff and clients to interact
  • Use storage, testers and tools with discretion
  • Embrace good use of digital tools and retailtainment
  • Report damages immediately — never conceal them

Don't

  • Don't ignore damages — silence is not protection
  • Don't slam drawers or force any hardware
  • Don't handle elements roughly — every gesture is brand
  • Don't deviate from the approved planogram
  • Don't leave testers exposed without hygiene tools
  • Don't allow visuals to remain pixelated, peeling or scratched

Our Standard

The P.O.P. Standard — our reference for every activation.

P01

Pristine

Always impeccable.

Surfaces, mirrors, testers and visuals — kept in a state of permanent perfection. The counter is read in seconds; flaws are read first.

O02

On-Brand

Always true to our codes.

Planograms, typography, lighting, gestures — every detail expresses the Maison. No improvisation, no shortcuts, no exceptions.

P03

Protected

Always cared for.

Damages reported, hardware respected, client experience safeguarded. The counter is a product of the Maison; we treat it like couture.

Pristine · On-Brand · Protected

Final Quiz

Five questions. One certification.

Question 1 / 50%

From September 2026, which skincare items remain on the make-up backwall?