How artificial intelligence and robotics are transforming the beauty industry

The market for A.I. in beauty and cosmetics will hit more than $13 billion dollars by 2030, according to one study. Companies are already rolling out A.I. robots that aim to make services like manicures quicker and cheaper. But will these so-called "beauty bots" cost jobs? Consumer investigative correspondent Anna Werner has the story.

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[sashatv]

Best part of my manicure experience is the cuticle trimming and massage. The robot can’t duplicate that for me.😉

[WinterChoir]

This misses the entire point of getting a manicure or other beauty treatments. The point is to relax and have time for yourself. If a person wanted to have their nails painted for convenience, they would just paint them at home.

[dianewalker]

It just polishes nails. No designs on them. No filing or fillers either.

[sufferfashion]

2 hours for lashes? Like WTF? The Indian lady that threads my brows can lay lashes down in 20mins.

[angelinimartini]

On a day where I have a bad experience with a nail tech that gets mad because they are trying to sand my nails with a drill, I may go for this instead. But I had enough bad experiences to where I just do it myself. Le Mini Macaron all the way.

[boonkiathan]

What a waste of 6yrs and technology knowhow to do something entirely aesthetic.
And it will be years more before we can traverse the safety parameters of robotics so close to the human eye

[anna.rrrrrr]

yep i better get my nails done by a robot! he would do it always the same and without an attitude

[PaneihvandeaVandea]

" Mi taktak an tlan vel anga hriatnate a pung dawn ani."