Panasonic prints (makeup) perfection
The tech co now allows users to 3D print just the right amount of foundation and concealer.
Take it from this writer: figuring out makeup can be more complex than it seems.
Panasonic is trying to make things a little easier with a new smart, interactive mirror and printer system. As Engadget reports, the mirror – updated from a version introduced at CES in January – scans a user’s face, decides which areas need correction, then sends that data to a printer to get just the right combination of foundation and concealer in a format similar to a temporary tattoo, so nothing is wasted.
Okay, so it may not be mainstream yet, but the prototype is definitely pretty cool.
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via Engadget and Forbes
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