L'Oréal takes stake in inkjet innovator
Beauty giant L’Oréal has invested in a Korean start-up business that is using inkjet tech to print temporary tattoos.
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Beauty giant L’Oréal has invested in a Korean start-up business that is using inkjet tech to print temporary tattoos.
L'Oreal has created a new handheld makeup applicator to help those with limited mobility.
The computerized lipstick device is meant to make cosmetics more inclusive.
L'oreal has just launched a make—up applicator with a difference — to help those with limited mobility. so, my disability is cerebral palsy and past—it quadriplegia, so i have mobility issues. my hands are very limited and my legs as well. ten years ago, i had a stroke. makes my life different now. the smart applicator was unveiled at the consumer electronics show in las vegas to help those with limited mobility to apply make—up. the technology is for people that have mobile and motor skill challenges today. this is one in ten people in the united states. that's 43 million people in th...
Tech companies have showed off their latest products this week at CES, formerly known as the Consumer Electronics show. The show officially opened with crowds of investors, media and tech