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Snapchat announced this week it's partnering with Amazon to offer users a new image-based shopping feature. The company says it plans to start testing the feature today, and will be rolling it out slowly to all users.

For those with the new product search feature, just snap a photo of something you want to buy -- like a bottle of makeup or running shoes -- and on the Snapchat home screen, different options to buy the product or something similar will appear in a pop-up menu from Amazon's online store.

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It's almost too simple, especially if all your payment and shipping information is already stored and ready to go within Amazon.

The partnership was rumored back in July, and it's rolling out this week to select U.S. users as a first attempt at an in-app shopping feature. Apparently Snapchat users are really into e-commerce and online impulse buys.

It also works if you point the app's camera at a barcode, if you really know what you want.

Now you can pose in front of an Amazon Echo Look in your new outfits after the augmented reality features of Snapchat helped you spend all of the money you've saved. For Snap, that's a lot of shopping bags if its 70 million daily AR lenses users start using the camera to search for (and buy) new clothes, cosmetics, and household items with the app.

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