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𝐄𝐲𝐞𝐰𝐞𝐚𝐫 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 𝐀𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐲𝐬𝐢𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐚𝐬𝐭 𝐭𝐨 2032/Global Insight Services The global eyewear market was valued at USD 118 billion in 2022 and it is anticipated to grow up to USD 262.5 billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 8.3% during the forecast period. The demand for eyewear has increased significantly in recent years, particularly in growing Asia-Pacific nations like China and India. An increase in occurrences of visual impairment and eye problems together with a preference for current fashion trends are the main drivers of the global eyewear market’s expansion. The demand for eyewear has increased significantly in recent years, particularly in growing Asia-Pacific nations like China and India. An increase in occurrences of visual impairment and eye problems together with a preference for current fashion trends are the main drivers of the global eyewear market’s expansion. Visit the following link to request sample pages https://lnkd.in/eyZtKwM7 𝐌𝐚𝐣𝐨𝐫 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐲𝐞𝐫𝐬 ZEISS VISION CENTER AG, OneSight EssilorLuxottica Foundation Grand Vision Johnson & Johnson Safilo Luxottica Valeant Pharmaceuticals CooperVision Fielmann Group #vision #eyecare #visionhealth #communitywealth #opthamology #eyewear #glassess #sunglasses #shades #contactlenses #spectacles

🔍 Revolutionizing Hair Care: CHOWIS & L'Oréal's Tech Partnership in India Ryan WS CHOI, CEO of Chowis, collaborates with L’Oréal Professionnel Paris to introduce a groundbreaking hair care service in India, marking a significant stride in personalized beauty solutions. Here's what sets this initiative apart: 1️⃣ Innovative Analyzer: The Dermopico, a smartphone-attached hair analyzer, offers precise scalp and hair diagnostics with 30X magnification, analyzing key metrics like hydration, sebum levels, and hair density. 2️⃣ AI & Big Data Integration: This partnership leverages AI and big data for accurate, reliable results, streamlining the consultation process and enhancing user experience. 3️⃣ Decade of Expertise: Chowis brings 11 years of industry experience, focusing on science-based solutions and continuous improvement in skin, hair, and scalp analysis. 4️⃣ Global Ambitions: Aimed not only at transforming the Indian market but also at setting a global precedent, this collaboration underlines the potential for technology-driven beauty solutions worldwide. This venture between Chowis and L’Oréal Professionnel Paris isn't just about advancing hair care in India; it's about setting a new global standard for personalized beauty services, showcasing the significant role of technology in enhancing customer experiences. A testament to innovation and collaboration, aiming for a worldwide impact. #TechInBeauty #Innovation #GlobalImpact #ChowisXLoreal #KoreaTechDesk

https://lnkd.in/gZhDjFKh #retail #beauty #premiumbeauty #cosmetics #skincare #Amazon #Walmart #TooFaced #EsteeLauder #Clinique #dtc #ecommerce #marketing #dermatology #Curology #Kiehl’s Acquired in 2016 by Estée Lauder for $1.4 billion, Too Faced represents the second brand to be added to the Amazon Premium Beauty store. Earlier this year in March, Clinique, another Estée Lauder brand, was added to the Amazon storefront. Other beauty brands have joined the Amazon marketplace in ever expanding effort to meet the consumer where they shop. Amazon is projected to surpass Walmart as the US's top beauty retailer by 2025, according to a Morgan Stanely report.

Welcome to another fantastic review brought to you by Purchpad! Today, we're diving into the world of Ulike Laser Hair Removal for Women and Men. Looking for a convenient and effective way to bid farewell to unwanted body or facial hair, without the hassle of frequent salon visits? Look no further than the Ulike Laser Hair Removal system for both women and men. This advanced IPL hair removal device offers a myriad of features that promise nearly painless hair removal with long-lasting results, all from the comfort of your own home. One standout feature of the Ulike Laser Hair Removal system is its innovative Sapphire Ice-Cooling System, which provides a soothing and cooling sensation during the hair removal process. This not only minimizes discomfort but also helps protect the skin from potential irritation, making the experience more tolerable, even for those with sensitive skin. The device is equipped with a Flat-Head Window that ensures maximum skin contact for efficient removal of body hair, including those pesky hairs on the face. The versatility of this device makes it suitable for both men and women, catering to different hair removal needs such as facial hair removal, as well as men's hair removal on areas like the chest or back. The Ulike Laser Hair Removal system is designed for at-home use, meaning you can say goodbye to expensive salon appointments and treat yourself in the comfort of your own space. The convenience of this device allows you to fit hair removal sessions into your schedule without having to leave the house, saving you time and money in the long run. One of the most significant benefits of using this device is the promise of long-lasting results. With regular use, you can expect to see a reduction in hair growth, leading to smoother skin that lasts longer compared to traditional methods such as shaving or waxing. The near-painless nature of the treatment also ensures a more pleasant experience overall, making the process of hair removal much more manageable and sustainable. In conclusion, the Ulike Laser Hair Removal system is a game-changer for anyone looking for an effective, at-home hair removal solution. With its advanced features, nearly painless hair removal experience, and long-lasting results, this device offers a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional methods. Whether you're targeting body hair or facial hair, this device is a versatile and reliable option that can help you achieve smooth, hair-free skin with ease. And that wraps up our review! Don't forget to hit that like and subscribe button for more awesome content. Your support means the world to us. For more information, check the link in the description. Check out the product here: https://amzn.to/3xv5EUa

When you decide on which hair replacement system to buy you consider factors like ---The material, color, texture and size but little do you know that these are not the only factors to look up to. Most of you must have heard about single knots double knots and v-loop knots, but do you know the difference between them? Some of you may not so we are going to discuss it here. Single knots Single knots are common because they're hard to spot. The strands of hair are knotted and tied into the hair system usually around the hairline. Single knots are invisible and give a more natural appearance. With single knots, the hair can be very flat. Single knots look natural, but more easily loosen than double knots. As a result, single knot hair systems are less durable than double knot hair systems. Therefore they are more prone to shedding. Single knots are simply more fragile than double knots Double Knots Double knots are a bit more durable than single knots. They work well with heavy hair density. In double knot hair systems, two or three strands of hair are attached to the double knots. They are much more durable and there's less shedding in comparison to single knot hair system. Double knots are less natural looking as they're larger and more visible. If your hair system is knotted with double knots, just try to keep people from looking at it too closely. The V-loop knots V-loop is the best kind of ventilation method that does not come with knots, V-loop has the magical power to make hair look like they are growing right from the scalp, and V-loop is used in front of the hair system to create a natural hairline. Also, do not go with a full hair system with a V loop as it is more common to shedding because it does not have a grip (knot) to the base of the hair system. Conclusion The choice of whether to go with single knots, double knots or V-loop will depend completely on the level of durability you are expecting from the hair system as each type of knot comes with a different level of durability. To better get an idea about the same, consider asking a hair system specialist as they are the ones who will help you find the best type of knots as per your needs.

#AI, Ulta beauty has invested in an AI hair care technology company Ulta Beauty’s digital innovation fund Prisma has invested in Myavana, a beauty-tech business that uses AI hair care technology.   Tech entrepreneur and founder Candace Mitchell Harris developed the technology in 2012 to analyze the variables of hair strands and hair products to produce personalized hair care plans meant to support healthy hair and hair growth.    As a component of the strategic partnership, Ulta has unveiled a new Virtual Hair Analysis tool, which integrates Myavana’s technology and enables consumers to gain a comprehensive understanding of their hair type and receive personalized product recommendations. The tool will integrate within Ulta Beauty’s e-commerce virtual try-on experiences.   “We’re always looking to support and invest in technologies that will pave the path forward for the world of beauty — especially those with like-minded values aiming to innovate the space through an inclusive lens,” said Agustina Sartori, senior director of digital innovation at Ulta Beauty and managing director of Prisma Ventures.   “Candace’s visionary approach to digitizing beauty experiences for all hair types, including textured hair, is incredibly unique, and we’re thrilled to collaborate with Myavana on their mission to open new doors for more guests through hair analysis technology.” #AI, #RB https://lnkd.in/ewCx_BTG.

Open Access Towards a taxonomy for assessing and classifying the needs of curly hair: A mixed method, ethnographic and quantitative data study Gabriela Daniels, Maxi Heitmayer Hair defined as curly has an elliptical cross sectional area and unique 3D form. While the chemical, morphological and mechanical characteristics of such hair are being explored using a range of analytical techniques, hair assembly (head of hair) characteristics and individual behaviour are difficult to determine via tress-based instrumental and sensory testing. Since the demand for more efficacious and personalized products is expected to gain pace, this project sets the groundwork for developing a taxonomy for exploring and classifying curly hair needs from an individual's perspective. A mixed-method exploratory sequential design was used to gather information from people with curly hair starting with a novel in the field of cosmetics qualitative research method, Subjective Evidence-Based Ethnography (SEBE) (n = 14) and followed by an online survey (n = 212). The SEBE data analysis identified four common hair goals (aesthetic, haptic, practical and emotive) and a group of perceptions related to hair management routines. The survey explored the relationship of these hair goals with hair perceptions, hair esteem, hair characteristics and demographic variables. The findings suggest that hair goals and perceptions are stronger predictors of hair esteem than other characteristics such as hair length or curl type. Hence, a taxonomy for classifying curly hair should facilitate the development of more appropriate products, and product testing methods should incorporate such personal information in addition to objective fibre and hair assembly data. The focus of this study is on curly hair due to the lack of established methods for its objective evaluation and the personal challenges faced by people with curly and textured hair; however, the approach could be adopted to include straighter hair types. https://lnkd.in/gRXUf9Sk

It’s more than ‘just hair’ — As the son of a hairdresser who owned & operated Sheila’s Beauty Salon in Agincourt, Ontario & after I complement my wife her on her new do, I always ask her if she tipped the hairdresser; I know she does, but I want to encourage this as my mom was also a single mother when she owned & operated THE shop & employed several people providing an essential service, counselling agency and a news hub well before the advent of the internet. I grew up knowing the best professional hairdressing services, equipment & chemicals & the fact that my mom was tested once per year to be sure she was TB free & that the best hairbrush was a GiGi, same name as our recalcitrant dog. As a follically challenged male I’m still able to colour hair & as a chemical engineer I can spot a bad dye job 1.6 km away & could offer advice to correct, but don’t as I’ve never been asked — dye your hair when it’s dirty. My only misgiving is that I never pursued a role in hairdressing chemical production when I was at Dow Chemical. I use any bar of soap to wash the top, I don’t care if it’s scented or not, and spend $20 every 2-3 months to get it cut, which includes a 40%+ tip. Globe & Mail - Ingrie Williams: There’s hair, & then there’s great hair: Why (& how) Canadians are spending hundreds on their ‘dos. In the personal grooming category, we spend the most money on our hair & the beauty industry is cashing in. Here, Ingrie Williams asks 7 Canadians to talk about why they make the investment PHOTOS BY DUANE COLE Film writer and director Vanessa Magic. If you’re invested in having stronger, healthier hair, then Beyoncé, Rihanna and Brooke Shields want to help you. Recent product launches by those big-name celebs are the latest sign that hair care is set to be the next big thing in beauty. “It’s one of the fastest growing categories at Sephora, with double-digit growth over the past six years,” says Jane Nugent, SVP merchandising, Sephora Canada. “We’ve definitely seen a greater awareness of hair health, what we call the ‘skinification of hair.’ This really stemmed from a time during lockdown where many people started to pay more attention to their at-home hair-care routine and saw results.” It’s also no secret that COVID-19′s impact has made hair loss a more widespread experience. “The pandemic, with all the social, medical and psychological implications, certainly increased stress which negatively impacts physiologic reparative and regenerative abilities including hair growth and scalp health,” says Dr. Monica Li, a dermatologist at Vancouver Skin MD and clinical assistant professor, department of dermatology and Skin Science, University of British Columbia. “During and since 2020, I’ve had more patients ask about hair loss or thinning, about a 20- to 30-per-cent increase at my practice. There are also more individuals describing they have a sensitive or itchy scalp.”

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