At a time when beauty consumers are looking for devices to support salon-quality skincare experiences at home, Lightinderm is being introduced as a handheld, at-home device inspired by dermatological treatments. The device uses different wavelengths of light to support deep regeneration, along with encapsulated photo-active serums.
Lightinderm works with a removable capsule system, so that the airless, roll-on capsules can deliver different formulas depending on the consumer's preferences. In this way, the capsules can be packed with high-quality, food-grade or medical-quality ingredients for the utmost efficacy. With a glass rollerball, the device massages the skin and still allows light to pass through. To achieve this, the material choice was very important and the three materials that were settled upon for the design remain a well-guarded secret.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- At-home Beauty Devices
- Devices that provide salon-quality skincare experiences at home will continue to disrupt the traditional skincare industry.
- Capsule-based Skincare
- The trend towards skincare products encapsulated in airless capsules will continue to grow as consumers demand high-quality, medical-grade ingredients.
- Light-based Regeneration
- Skincare solutions that use different wavelengths of light to support deep regeneration will continue to be a major trend in the beauty industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Beauty and Skincare Industry
- The beauty and skincare industry will continue to be disrupted by the proliferation of at-home beauty devices and capsule-based skincare products.
- Medical Industry
- The medical industry will be disrupted by the demand for high-quality, medical-grade ingredients in skincare products.
- Materials Science
- Materials science will be in demand to create the next generation of light-based skincare devices that are effective yet gentle for home use.
