Adorn 3D Printing Makeup Pen

**Brian_Krassenstein** · 12-16-2015, 09:28 AM

Newly established company Adorn has come out with a novel product - a portable 3D makeup printer/scanner that promises to detect your exact skin tone and print out foundation in a perfectly matching shade. According to Adorn, the printer, which comes in the form of a portable, lightweight pen, can match around 75,000 different skin tones. The pen comes pre-loaded with a cartridge of foundation consisting of three pigments that can be blended to match your skin once the scanner has detected the shade of your complexion. Check out more at 3DPrint.com: http://3dprint.com/111374/adorn-3d-makeup-printer/

**Bikeracer2020** · 08-14-2021, 01:02 AM

Originally Posted by Brian_Krassenstein

Newly established company Adorn has come out with a novel product - a portable 3D makeup printer/scanner that promises to detect your exact skin tone and print out foundation in a perfectly matching shade. According to Adorn, the printer, which comes in the form of a portable, lightweight pen, can match around 75,000 different skin tones. The pen comes pre-loaded with a cartridge of foundation consisting of three pigments that can be blended to match your skin once the scanner has detected the shade of your complexion. Check out more at 3DPrint.com: http://3dprint.com/111374/adorn-3d-makeup-printer/

That is just the same principle as taking a piece of coloured material to the hardware store and a machine matches a batch of paint to the same colour.
A hot melt glue gun is nearer to a 3D printer than something that basically makes skin coloured toothpaste.

**Takairtas** · 10-29-2021, 03:11 AM

It's amazing. I recently read that in 2016 - the cosmetics brand Smashbox offered 3D-print lipstick as part of one of their marketing campaigns, and it surprised me. Right now, I'm just gathering information about the possibilities of a 3D printer. And a few days ago, I ordered a face mask created using a 3D printer and was surprised at how effective it is. I think it would be interesting to try these brushes. I would use them to apply shadows from jonteblu. I've only used natural fleece before.

**mranderson** · 11-02-2021, 10:23 AM

It seems that the beauty market will get new growth, cause now it is almost $500bn) The printing pen itself retails for $279.

**AutoWiz** · 11-03-2021, 08:03 PM

Adorn needs to take an electric razor and call it a CNC. Package it with your 3d printing makeup pen. Sell them as a bundle and call it the face mill.