The present disclosure relates to a dispenser, comprising: a housing; a plurality of cartridges which are disposed inside the housing; a mounting body to which the plurality of cartridges are mounted so as to be replaceable; a main motor which rotates the mounting body; and an elevating body which elevates such that a composition is discharged from any one of the plurality of cartridges, wherein the elevating body may be disposed so as to be displaced on a rotation path on which the plurality of cartridges rotate.

The present disclosure relates to a system for providing customized cosmetics by using genetic information, the system comprising: a terminal that receives user information related to a user; a genetic/medical information server that stores genetic information related to the user; a skin meter that acquires skin information on the user; and a cosmetic manufacturing system that manufactures cosmetics by discharging at least one cosmetic material, wherein the cosmetic manufacturing system can select a cosmetic material to be discharged on the basis of at least one among the user information, the genetic information, and the skin information.

Skincare and facial scanning systems and methods are disclosed herein for providing skincare device connectivity and setting configurations. A skincare device comprising a sensor is configure to scan, and to deposit a cosmetic ink composition onto, the skin of a user. A skincare application (app), communicatively coupled to the skincare device, generates a user-specific electronic analysis based on use of the skincare device on skin of a face portion of the user, wherein at least a portion of the user-specific electronic analysis is configured for display on a graphic user interface. In some aspects, the skincare device comprises an identification certificate configured to uniquely identify the skincare device to the skincare app upon a connection between the skincare device and the skincare app. The connection may be a persistent connection maintaining connectivity between the skincare device and the skincare app for a plurality of uses of the skincare device.

A method for simulating a rendering of a makeup product on a body area including the steps of: acquiring an image of the body area without makeup of a subject, determining first color parameters of the pixels of the image corresponding to the body area without makeup, identifying the pixels of the body area without makeup exhibiting highest brightness or red component value, and determining second color parameters of the pixels of the image corresponding to the body area, wherein the second color parameters render a making up of the body area by the makeup product.

A sheet providing method provides a sheet that is used by being applied to a body surface of an individual user. The method involves determining a shape and dimensions of a sheet for each individual user U based on body surface information of the individual user; and forming the sheet by controlling a discharge nozzle that discharges a raw material of the sheet based on information regarding the shape and the dimensions of the sheet. Also, a sheet providing system having a sheet specification determining unit that determines a shape and dimensions of a sheet for each individual user based on body surface information of the individual user; and a sheet forming unit that forms the sheet by controlling a discharge nozzle that discharges a raw material of the sheet based on information regarding the shape and the dimensions of the sheet.

A computer-implemented method (100) is described. The method includes obtaining (102) an indication comprising a skin parameter of a user. The obtained indication further includes an interaction between the user's skin and a hair removal unit. The method further includes determining (104) a position of the hair removal unit relative to the user's skin. The method further includes determining (106) a hair removal instruction for the user based on the indication and the position such that a user interface is caused (108) to provide the hair removal instruction for the user.

The invention is broadly directed to a skin care apparatus comprising: a camera; a light device for emitting at least one of a blue, a green, a yellow and a red light; a vibration pad; a heating element; a heat sensor; a skin moisture sensor; an iontophoresis module; and a control processor configured to: operate the camera and the skin moisture sensor to perform a skin quality assessment of a user's skin, and operate any one or more of: the light device, the vibration pad, the heating element, the heat sensor, and the iontophoresis module to provide a bespoke skin treatment for the user's skin based on the skin quality assessment.

In some embodiments, a formulation delivery device comprising a motor and a formulation dispensing assembly is provided. The formulation dispensing assembly comprises a reciprocating nozzle assembly operated by the motor. The formulation delivery device further comprises circuitry configured to generate signals indicative of application of one or more formulation products dispensed by the formulation dispensing assembly, and circuitry configured to transmit the signals indicative of the application of the formulation products to a usage analysis system. In some embodiments, a computer-implemented method of automatically determining at least one hair characteristic for a subject is provided. A computing system receives signals from a formulation delivery device indicative of application of one or more dispensed formulation products, analyzes the signals to automatically determine the at least one hair characteristic, and stores the at least one hair characteristic in a usage data store.

A method and a device for determining a degree of thermal hair damage are provided. A method for determining a degree of thermal hair damage includes, during exposure of a hair sample of hair to UV or UV/VIS light, recording a spectrum of at least a portion of the UV or UV/VIS light that has interacted with the hair sample. Further, the method includes comparing at least a portion of the spectrum with a spectroscopic calibration model obtained using UV or UV/VIS spectra and degrees of thermal damage of a plurality of calibration hair samples. Also, the method includes determining the degree of thermal hair damage by using the comparison.

Systems and methods for automated makeup application allow a user to select and apply desired makeup styles to the user's face. The systems and methods include a computer application with a graphical user interface which allows selection of a look from a plurality of preconfigured looks. A camera coupled with a robotic arm records a face map and color coding and sends that data to be stored on a virtual server database. The application calculates formula quantity and a pump extracts desired formula amounts from appropriate formula cartridges which it releases into reservoirs on the robotic arm's head. An airbrush compressor mixes the formula and plug triggers release one of several airbrush nozzles to start spraying the user's face with formula. A cleaning mechanism is provided between makeup applications and after the final application.