Beauty Tech
Cosmopolitan en Español - México|Mayo 2021
¿Quién se iba a imaginar que las luces LED y la realidad aumentada serían par te fundamental del cuidado de nuestra piel?
Por Patricia Lor
Beauty Tech

Sabemos que, con el paso de los años, nuestro mundo va evolucionando gracias a las nuevas tecnologías y, por supuesto, que la industria de la belleza nunca se queda atrás; las grandes marcas de makeup y cosméticos se han visto obligadas a generar soluciones innovadoras con el fin de brindar mejores opciones a sus clientes.

Y para nosotros –los clientes–, siempre ha sido importante buscar y tener aquellos productos que realmente nos ayuden y faciliten el cuidado y salud de nuestra piel. Solo que, muchas veces, encontramos algunos que prometen “milagros” (como quitar las pequeñas arrugas debajo de los ojos o eliminar el acné únicamente usando una crema especial) y al darnos cuenta de que sus efectos anunciados no ocurren, terminamos sin fe (y nuestro dinero malgastado) en estas nuevas alternativas.

Sin embargo, déjame decirte que no todos los productos o tratamientos novedosos que nos ofrecen los gigantes de la belleza son una farsa, mucho menos en estos tiempos en que la tecnología ha revolucionado tanto y se han hecho grandes investigaciones en el ámbito. De hecho, esta increíble nueva tendencia llamada beauty tech (seguro ya has escuchado este término, porque ha estado muy presente en los últimos años), nos trae una increíble mezcla de nuestros productos favs beauty y soluciones tecnológicas a la vez; en lo personal, pienso que es una de las mejores propuestas que nos ha ofrecido esta enorme industria.

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