A revolution in beauty devices is underway, thanks to a new generation of intelligent technology that promises ageless skin and flawless features. Forget lotions and potions, your 2020 beauty regime is all about smart face masks, DNA-designed skincare, and 3D printable makeup.
Personalization is the key. We want bespoke, time-saving and responsive products. But where do you start to navigate this new high-tech world? We’ve selected next-generation devices that don’t require pain or needles to up your game.
MZ skin
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Cover your face in gold with this LED mask from Dr. Mariam Zamani’s MZ Skin brand. This futuristic beauty device uses the latest light therapy technology to promote skin glow and address pigmentation and inflammation issues. Powered by USB, it delivers fully controllable light cycles to your skin with 5 settings for different effects on your face.
simple human
wide view sensor mirror
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Can’t stop admiring yourself? Please try Simple Human’s three-sided mirror. The “tru-lux” sensor-controlled light system, designed to simulate the full color spectrum of natural sunlight, promises to show every detail during your makeup application. Packed with smart features, WiFi is available in over 50,000 colors, including a morning “soft alarm” feature that uses light to keep you on schedule. Mirror, mirror on the wall…
Foreo
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Swedish beauty brand FOREO has been developing ergonomic, technology-driven products since 2013. Following Luna 2, a revolutionary cleansing and anti-aging device, the brand has just launched his Luna 3. Newer products have softer, longer bristles. More powerful sound pulses than previous models give you even better results.
Promising to remove 99.5% of dirt, oil, and makeup from your pores, this gadget emits 8000 T-Sonic vibrations per minute through silicone touchpoints to deeply cleanse your skin and leave it glowing. bring.
PMD
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PMD Personal Microderm Pro boasts the same results as professional clinic-based microdermabrasion treatments and was developed for weekly home treatments. This device combines spinning disc technology with vacuum suction to reduce fine lines and wrinkles for fresher skin.
Dr. Dennis Gross
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You’ve probably seen this futuristic mask on Instagram. Based on Dr. Dennis Gross’s in-office laser, it uses light technology to reduce wrinkles and acne. To stimulate collagen production, the mask emits 100 lights in red mode to penetrate the dermis of the skin, and 62 blue lights to specifically tackle acne bacteria and future breakouts.
mink
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Scheduled to officially launch later this year, Mink is the world’s first 3D makeup printer. Designed to turn images from social media, scans, and camera rolls into wearable makeup. The process is simple. Download the app, import your images, insert your makeup sheet into your printer, and create colors to match your desired look.
three poles
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Tripollar’s “Stop” facial device uses radiofrequency to activate the thickest layer of the skin and stimulate collagen production. This device promises to tighten your skin and significantly reduce wrinkles within eight weeks. At a time when regular in-clinic treatments are not readily available, this slim device provides a more than adequate alternative.