(NBC News) - The face of the cosmetic industry is changing, with new DIY devices that could let you skip a visit to the spa or salon.<\/p>\n
\"More brands are interested in making those advanced treatments accessible to at-home users, says Rio Viera-Newton with The Strategist.<\/p>\n
Dyson, a company known for household appliances, is making waves with high-tech hair care<\/p>\n
Dyson products like the Airwrap Styler use high pressure and high-velocity air instead of extreme heat, measuring airflow temperature 40 times per second to minimize damage to the hair.<\/p>\n
Dyson also uses low-heat technology in its Supersonic Hairdryer. But these products have a hefty price tag of 400-dollars and up.<\/p>\n
New technology is also taking skincare to the next level. The FOREO UFO is a $280 smart facial device with custom treatments.<\/p>\n
After your facial, you can hide imperfections with Opt an inkjet printer for your skin. The handheld device treats and covers dark spots for a photoshop effect. The Opt comes out this summer for $600.<\/p>\n
Like other new technology, the cost of those gadgets is expected to come down as more competitors enter the market.<\/p>\n
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