THE SCIENCE OF SKINCARE
It’s an ‘instant’ world we are living in; from instant messaging to instant coffee, we need things to be quick but effective. That’s where technology has made it easier for us as every piece of information is just a click away. It has penetrated almost every aspect of our lives. We are talking about artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and human robots. Needless to say, technology has revolutionised the beauty industry as well, with treatments becoming potentially result-oriented, less time consuming, and more effective.
The use of technology in skincare seems to be growing rapidly. This advancement has not only upgraded industry standards, but has also made it easier for the consumer in terms of time and effort. “With technologically-advanced skincare and beauty treatments, there’s no hospitalisation or downtime needed. One can immediately go back to work after the treatment. Also, these treatments are more cost-effective as compared to regular facial services. Obviously, an informed customer has welcomed this change,” says Dr Jaishree Sharad, celebrity cosmetic dermatologist.
From being just about ingredients, skincare today involves processes, procedures, and tools designed to
