These feminine tech tools range from gadget-powering purses to virtual makeup apps that help users transform their look without the help of a beauty expert. In recent years tech manufacturers are embracing feminized tech and are releasing products that don't target their male-dominated demographic.
This marketing shift is not only present with physical devices--wearables that resemble jewelry and Barbie toys that are wi-fi connected--but also translates through countless mobile and web platforms that focus on beauty and its many facets.
In addition to accessories like beauty compact phone cases and lipstick shaped USB drives, these feminine tech examples also include makeover-assisting apps and virtual manicure platforms that let users design and re-create a manicure of their choice. Other favorites from this list include makeup application devices that scan one's skin in order to give users the perfect cosmetic look.
- Gen Z
- Gen Alpha
- Millennial (primary audience)
- Gen X (primary audience)
