These high-tech skincare innovations range from AI-powered beauty apps to wrinkle-reducing neck devices -- like Omni's 'Neck Wrinkle Iron,' a Japanese beauty secret that is worn on one's neck to reduce the appearance of fine lines, while firming up the area's sensitive skin.
When looking at the intuitive mobile apps and home accessories that are changing the concept of skincare, smart mirrors and skin-analyzing platforms come to mind. Some notables include 'Mlizhi,' an app-connected, and portable device that analyzes skin's moisture levels when applied to one's face.
Other examples to take not off range from Preup's 'Face Mask Maker' -- a skincare product blender that is ideal for DIY beauty buffs -- along with e.l.f Cosmetics' vibrating eye wand, which is an affordable version of similar beauty gadgets with a high price tag. The product works to massage sensitive skin around the eyes, and reduces fine lines and dark circles in the process.
- Gen Z
- Gen Alpha
- Millennial (primary audience)
- Gen X (primary audience)
