▲ (from upper left in clockwise direction) Yi Sungwon, Future Technology Lab
& Choi Geunsik, CEO of Lincsolution 3D printer on showcase /
3D printing in process / Flexible LED Patch (tentatively named)

Amorepacific participated in Consumer Electronics Show 2020 (CES 2020), the world’s largest consumer electronics and technology show, currently open in Las Vegas, Nevada, US. The Korean beauty company presented its 3D face mask printing system (Tailored 3D Mask) at the Innovation Award Honoree showcase in Venetian Ballroom, CES Tech West.

In a product demonstration space prepared by the company, visitors had the opportunity to experience the 3D-printed tailored mask pack and the Flexible LED Patch (tentative name). The Tailored Mask Pack 3D printing system is a technology that prints a personalized hydrogel mask pack that caters to individual facial features and skin conditions. This Tailored 3D Mask printing service will be available starting April this year at IOPE’s flagship store in Korea.

Visitors also showed great interest and response to the (tentatively named) Flexible LED Patch unveiled for the first time to the public at CES 2020. This flexible LED beauty device is a flexible patch-type LED that fits close to the skin, utilizing the characteristics of the material to enable LED light directly on the skin. The flexible LED device will be available to customers through makeon starting May this year.

Aiden Park, Senior Vice President and Head of R&D Center’s Basic Research & Innovation Division, said during a press conference on site, “We are dedicated to delivering the innovation in the beauty industry combined with IT technology Amorepacific presented at CES 2020 to all of our customers across the world.”