K-beauty subscription brand FaceTory was inspired to launch its own skincare fridge after feedback from customers who found that placing their sheet masks in the fridge enhanced their overall beauty experience. As a result, the FaceTory Fridge was born and the compact gadget takes the form of a convenient place to store various skin and body products.
On top of helping to enhance the overall skincare experience by adding a cooling effect to products, the beauty fridge also works to increase the efficacy of ingredients and prolong a product's life—especially as some formulas with fresh ingredients are best stored in the actual fridge, or away from direct heat, sunlight or humidity.
The FaceTory Fridge boasts a playful pink color and a 10-liter storage capacity with three removable shelves.
Miniature Skincare Fridges
The FaceTory Fridge Improves Beauty Experiences & Prolongs Product Life
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