Kolmar Korea Wins CES Beauty Tech Best of Innovation Award for Second Consecutive Year
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[Financial News] Kolmar Korea has won the Best of Innovation Award in the Beauty Tech category at CES 2027, the U.S. Consumer Electronics Show, for the second consecutive year.
According to industry sources on the 10th, Chroma Flow, which Kolmar Korea is exhibiting at CES 2027 in Las Vegas, U.S., from January 6 to 9 next year, won the Best of Innovation Award in the Beauty Tech category and the Innovation Award in the Artificial Intelligence category. The Best of Innovation Award is given to the product with the highest score among Innovation Award winners. This is the third time the Best of Innovation Award has been presented in the Beauty category, and Kolmar Korea is the first company to win it two years in a row.
ChromaFlow, which won the Best of Innovation Award, is an AI-powered personalized lip device that recreates an influencer’s lip color on the user’s lips. When the device is placed against the lips, an AI optical sensor combines seven color cartridges to make a lip product in the desired shade within a minute. The AI calculates the optimal mixing ratio based on the individual’s lip color. The device is seen as an example of technology overcoming the limitation that lip products in the same shade can look different when applied.
The LumiJet Pro skin-care device won the Innovation Award in the Artificial Intelligence category. After AI analyzes the skin’s condition and thickness, the device uses Nanojet technology to spray ultrafine particles containing active ingredients at high speed, delivering them to the required location and depth. It also uses technology that shines light at a specific wavelength to break down particles under the skin, allowing the active ingredients to spread into the surrounding area. Its ergonomic design also enhances the device’s technical sophistication and ease of use.
Kolmar Korea plans to build a beauty tech data platform using skin and color data accumulated through solutions including Kaiom, an AI scalp-diagnosis solution. It will connect AI models developed for different fields into a single system and expand this into an integrated solution linking skin diagnosis with cosmetic formulation design and manufacturing.
A Kolmar Korea representative said, "Winning the Best of Innovation Award for the second consecutive year shows that our data-driven manufacturing technology, which uses AI to connect processes from measurement through manufacturing, has once again been recognized on the global stage." The representative added, "We will build on our accumulated data to further advance our beauty tech platform and lead the global beauty tech market."
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