IT and connected smart beauty have never done so well. Soon your bathroom and your entire home will be transformed into a real personalized wellness laboratory for your needs.
Connected health will undoubtedly be a topic we will be talking about for a long time for 2025. Home well-being is being democratized so that everyone can enjoy personalized and connected care. No more round trip to the health centers or the beautician. With the advent of home automation and connected home, your bathroom can be transformed into a connected cosmetics center.
Here is a top 6 of the best connected smart beauty objects to follow
CareOS: an operating system that turns your mirror into a connected beauty wizard
At the CES in Las Vegas, the French company CareOS presented an innovative connected solution. It is an operating system capable of giving beauty advice, video broadcasting, helping to perfect one’s haircut, account for skin aging, weight gain, follow-up moles or to provide information on water consumption for each member of the household. Integrated into the surface of the mirror, the CareOS operating system is able to communicate with a multitude of devices. It uses augmented reality, facial recognition, 4D visualization and gesture interactions to bring a new connected experience to the bathroom. Thus, with CareOS consumers benefit from a private body care assistant, usable without a smartphone, fully operated using gestures and who can interact with a multitude of connected objects. “More and more connected devices and applications are now appearing in the bathroom. Consumers therefore need a solution that allows them to interact with these objects without using their smartphone, and without compromising the confidentiality of their data. “CareOS will not sell a physical product, but rather its system to companies interested in beauty connected.
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ROMY Paris: a mini cosmetics laboratory connected to your home
The company ROMY Paris had already caused a sensation with its first machine, Figure, released in 2016. This new version offers the same concept as his big sister: take care of your skin while respecting it. At first glance, it looks like a coffee machine, even taking up the idea of keeping the products in capsules. Each contains various cosmetic products ready to be applied. What really makes the creation of ROMY Paris interesting is its ability to anticipate the needs of the user. The machine analyzes in real time the environment, ranging from climate to sleep, through pollution. Connected Beauty requires, it offers its recommendations on the most effective products on your smartphone. If the technology remains the same, the device is more compact and less cumbersome. Unlike its predecessor, it can also be used by several people. Its price has not been announced, but the machine should be marketed by the end of the year.
Skintuition: the creation of Cambridge Consultants continues to evolve in IoT and beauty
The Skintuition application already allowed to recommend specific products according to the light and the complexion. Cambridge Consultant has presented an evolution of its creation. Thanks to a device attached to the smartphone’s camera, it will now be possible to take into account even more data. Acne and dryness, as well as the effects of aging will now be measured. The objective of the application is to advise you on the products to recover and use, while indicating your “progress”. It can even be programmed to redeem automatically to never be short. The company could therefore associate with brands to build customer loyalty.
Neutrogena: skin 360 turns your smartphone into a connected beauty scanner
In partnership with Fitskin, Neutrogena has created a skin scanner that works with a smartphone. The machine installs on the camera and uses multiple LEDs, sensors and lenses that can zoom in thirty times. Many data are thus recovered, allowing an in-depth analysis by the dedicated application. With the information collected, a note is attributed to the condition of the skin, in addition to tips to improve it. The Skin 360 even offers objectives to accomplish and shows their evolution (or degradation). The more data the machine accumulates, the more precise it will be in its advice.
Euveka: a connected mannequin that adapts to the needs of fashion designers
Connected beauty is not just about skin and cosmetics. Clothes are also important. In this area, the French company Euveka is realizing the dream of every fashion designer. The company develops a manikin whose form can evolve according to the needs. The technologies used allow a biomimetic rendering, that is to say, that perfectly mimics the human body. Morphology, age or pathologies, everything can be taken into account in the Mimeo software. Perfect for classic sewing and especially tailor-made, especially since the adaptation should take only 30 seconds. Currently tested by professionals, no price or release date have been announced for this model.
Henkel: with Schwarzkopf the cosmetics of the future integrates hairdressing salons
Despite its 140-year history, Henkel does not hesitate to renew itself. In the field of connected beauty, it’s impossible not to think of specialized salons. With her Schwarzkopf, she brings the hairstyle into a new era with her “Professional SalonLab”. The various machines that compose it make it possible to analyze the hair via sensors. Connected to an application, the machine transmits the data in order to have all the information at hand. On this one, it is also possible to have a preview of a color much more realistic than with the current apps. By taking all this data into account, the machines also create a personalized shampoo in 30 seconds. At the moment, 128 combinations are available.
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