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L'Oréal Unveils Cell BioPrint at CES 2025

At the recently held CES 2025 in Las Vegas, L'Oréal Groupe introduced its latest innovation: L'Oréal Cell BioPrint. This advanced tabletop device is revolutionizing the way consumers understand their skin's health and aging process. By employing cutting-edge proteomics—the study of proteins and their functions—Cell BioPrint provides personalized insights into an individual's skin condition in a mere five minutes.

The Science Behind Cell BioPrint

Thanks to L'Oréal's pioneering Longevity Integrative Science, the Cell BioPrint device examines the biological mechanisms that influence skin appearance and aging. This groundbreaking technology, developed in partnership with the South Korean startup NanoEnTek, allows for a comprehensive skin assessment that includes several critical analyses:

• - Biological Age of Skin: One of the primary features of Cell BioPrint is its ability to calculate the skin's biological age. This metric provides users with valuable insights into how quickly their skin may be aging and offers personalized recommendations to help slow this process.

• - Ingredient Responsiveness: The device can predict how well specific active ingredients will work on an individual's skin. This eliminates much of the guesswork involved in selecting skincare products, particularly common ingredients like retinol.

• - Proactive Skincare Solutions: Cell BioPrint can identify potential cosmetic issues—such as dark spots or enlarged pores—before they become visible. This proactive approach allows users to take preventive measures to maintain their skin's health and beauty.

The User Experience

The operation of the L'Oréal Cell BioPrint device is straightforward and non-invasive. Users simply follow a few key steps:
1. Apply a facial tape strip to the cheek to collect skin data.
2. Immerse the strip in a buffer solution and load it into the Cell BioPrint cartridge.
3. As the device processes the sample, users can engage with a Skin Connect tool, which takes images of their face and allows them to complete a brief questionnaire about their skin concerns.

This innovative process not only provides immediate results but also connects users more deeply with their skincare regimens.

A Response to Growing Demand for Personalized Skincare

As the global skincare market is set to reach approximately $125 billion by 2024, the demand for tailored skincare solutions continues to rise. Research indicates that nearly 80% of skincare users rely on trial and error when selecting products for their skin, often trying out an average of seven different cleansers before finding one that suits their needs. L'Oréal Cell BioPrint aims to alleviate this frustration by providing science-backed data that empowers consumers with the insights they need to make informed skincare choices.

The Future of Beauty Technology

With an impressive lineage in beauty innovation for over 115 years, L'Oréal has continually looked towards the future. According to Barbara Lavernos, L'Oréal's Deputy CEO for Research, Innovation, and Technology, “We are excited to unveil Cell BioPrint, as it represents a critical step towards blending advanced science with our extensive expertise in the beauty sector. The largest organ of the body, the skin plays a pivotal role in overall health and wellness.”

The L'Oréal Cell BioPrint device is projected to pilot with select L'Oréal brands in Asia later in 2025, marking a significant advancement in the realm of personalized skincare.

About L'Oréal

L'Oréal is the world's leading beauty player, committed to fulfilling the beauty aspirations of consumers globally. With a strong focus on sustainability and a diverse portfolio of over 37 international brands, L'Oréal continues to invest heavily in research and innovation, boasting 20 research centers and a workforce of over 90,000 employees around the world.

For more information on L'Oréal and their latest innovations, please visit their official website.