Developed in the brand's C-Lab division that will debut at CES 2017, the Samsung 'S-Skin' is a skin product aimed at making skincare more customized, connected and manageable.
The Samsung 'S-Skin' consists of three main components including a micro-needle patch, an LED light system and an accompanying smartphone app. The components are purported to work together in order to deeply penetrate the epidermis on the face in order to deliver better treatment that's focused on specific problem areas. The skin products can analyze skin conditions, treat them accordingly and even present skincare data that has been collected over the course of an extended period.
The Samsung 'S-Skin' line is aimed at bringing more technological integration into the skincare market to satisfy consumer demand for more effective products when it comes to anti-aging and beyond.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Personalized Skincare
- The Samsung 'S-Skin' system utilizes multiple components to deliver deeply personalized and effective skincare treatments.
- Connected Beauty Products
- The use of a smartphone app with the Samsung 'S-Skin' system offers a new level of connection and management for skincare products.
- Tech-infused Beauty
- The Samsung 'S-Skin' introduces more technological integration into the skincare market, potentially paving the way for more tech-infused beauty products.
Sectors Adopting This
- Skincare
- The Samsung 'S-Skin' system offers a disruptive innovation opportunity for the skincare industry with its personalized and customizable approach to skincare.
- Beauty Technology
- The inclusion of multiple components and a smartphone app with the Samsung 'S-Skin' system presents opportunities for innovation in the beauty technology industry.
- Consumer Electronics
- The technological integration and smartphone connectivity of the Samsung 'S-Skin' system creates an opportunity for innovation in the consumer electronics industry with regards to beauty products.
