Case study · Beauty · E-commerce

He built the trust.
We built the engine.

Jomari Goyso already had millions of viewers who believed him on beauty. What he needed was the machine that could turn that belief into a real, scalable brand — LIA by Jomari Goyso.

Brand IdentityE-commerceAutomationGrowth Systems
LIA by Jomari Goyso skincare — rose-topped bottles photographed on water
The story

A public figure.
A first-time founder.

As Univision's resident beauty and fashion expert — and a 2023 Emmy winner who has styled stars like Salma Hayek, Penélope Cruz and Kim Kardashian — Jomari Goyso didn't need an introduction. He had the trust of millions.

But trust and a business are two different things. Turning that audience into LIA by Jomari Goyso meant building real infrastructure — the kind a founder who's also on camera, on tour, and writing a book can't run by hand. That's the part Acromatico built.

What we built

Not a logo-and-launch.
An operating backbone.

The idea

A founder should get to be the face of the brand — not the back office. We built the part that runs while he's on camera.

Acromatico × LIA by Jomari Goyso
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