Fresh from the Fridge: HPPY Skin Blends Food-Grade Tech with Beauty
Instead of leaning into her family’s food manufacturing business, HPPY founder Hannah Penn took its signature nutrient-sparing processing technology and adapted it to create high-potency skin care.
Instead of leaning into her family’s food manufacturing business, HPPY founder Hannah Penn took its signature nutrient-sparing processing technology and adapted it to create high-potency skin care.
L’Oréal Cell BioPrint uses cutting-edge science to enable consumers to understand their skin’s aging trajectory and to gain insights into the skin care that will work best for their needs.
Beauty tech trailblazer Haut.AI has introduced Skin Atlas, a new technology with cutting-edge data privacy, skin-analysis, and product-recommendation capabilities. By offering image anonymization and powerful modules, customers, brands, and retailers can reap the benefits of a hyper-personalized skin care experience.
The popular subscription box brand is leveraging its personal connections with founders and creators to create long-form video interviews in a new series called Hitting Pan.
Women, especially Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) are largely underrepresented in health care and continue to face unmet health care needs. But thanks to recent tech solutions the health care gap is beginning to narrow.
Carving a new category “subtopical skin care,” Ourself uses a proprietary delivery system to create results similar to those of professional treatments. Fans say the products are the real deal.
Dove and the Open Source Afro Hair Library are giving coders and developers the tools to create true-to-life textured hairstyles for video games—and hoping to inspire greater diversity throughout the gaming community in the process.
Voice-based shopping is changing how we buy products and interact with beauty brands, and these home platforms are the first stage of what the technology can do.