Beauty at CES 2023: 3D printed skin supplements, computerised make-up application and more

By Julia Wray | Published: 4-Jan-2023
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Rounding-up key cosmetics and wellness innovations poised to drop at the world’s premier tech event

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Beauty at CES 2023: 3D printed skin supplements, computerised make-up application and more

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The 2023 edition of the world’s most influential tech event, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is poised to get underway in Las Vegas (5-8 January 2023). 

But what can attendees expect from the cosmetics industry’s movers and shakers?

Here, Cosmetics Business rounds-up some of the most exciting innovations in the beauty and wellness industry. 

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