Cosmetics Business Picks: the 8 new beauty tools and devices to know

By Alessandro Carrara | Published: 4-Aug-2023
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Cosmetics Business takes a look at the latest at-home beauty tool launches, across skin, hair, body and teeth

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As the at-home beauty tool market continues to grow in 2023, forecasted to reach a whopping $263bn by 2030, Cosmetics Business has rounded up the latest launches that have caught our eye.

This includes Supernova Hair Tools new 3-in-1 hair styler, which features an oil-based complex that incorporates vitamins and minerals while using the device.

Chillhouse has also launched its very first full-body massage tool, and Mermade Hair is set to release its Double Waver device at the end of August.

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