Kolmar Korea Wins CES Beauty Tech Best of Innovation Award for Second Consecutive Year... Uses AI to Make Customized Lip Products

LumiJet Pro Skincare Device Also Wins an Innovation Award in the AI Category
Both Entries Win Awards

Kolmar Korea has won the Best of Innovation Award in the Beauty Tech category for the second consecutive year at CES, the world's largest IT and consumer electronics show. The company was recognized for its global beauty tech competitiveness with a technology that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze an individual's lip color and make a desired lip product in just one minute.

Kolmar Korea's "ChromaFlow," which won the Best of Innovation Award in the Beauty Tech category and an Innovation Award in the Artificial Intelligence category at CES 2027. Photo provided by Kolmar Korea.

Kolmar Korea announced on November 10 that its AI-powered custom lip product manufacturing system, "ChromaFlow," which it will showcase at CES 2027 in Las Vegas, United States, from January 6 to 9 next year, won the Best of Innovation Award in the Beauty Tech category and an Innovation Award in the AI category. Its skincare device, "LumiJet Pro," also won an Innovation Award in the AI category. Both of the company's entries won awards, bringing its total to three.

ChromaFlow is designed to reproduce on a user's lips the lip color worn by an influencer or another person. When the device is placed against the lips, an AI optical sensor analyzes their condition and color, then combines seven color cartridges to make a custom lip product in under one minute. Because lip color and tone differ from person to person, the same product can look different on each user. ChromaFlow addresses this issue by adjusting the individual color-mixing ratios. The center of the device's body is translucent so users can see the colors being mixed.

LumiJet Pro analyzes skin condition and thickness using AI, then delivers active ingredients into the skin. It uses "Nanojet" technology, which rapidly sprays ultrafine particles, and "Point-to-Field" technology, which breaks down the particles with light of a specific wavelength to disperse the active ingredients into the surrounding area. Kolmar Korea also developed in-house the nano-particle formulation specifically used in the device.

Last year, Kolmar Korea won the Best of Innovation Award in the Beauty Tech category for "Scar Beauty Device," an AI-powered device for scar care and makeup coverage. With this year's win for ChromaFlow, the company has now received the Best of Innovation Award in the category for two consecutive years. The Best of Innovation Award is given to the product with the highest evaluation score among CES Innovation Award winners.

Kolmar Korea plans to build a beauty tech platform based on skin and color data gathered through its AI scalp diagnosis solution "Kaiom," Scar Beauty Device, ChromaFlow, and other products. The company aims to expand its business by offering an integrated solution that connects AI technologies across the entire process, from skin diagnosis to cosmetic formulation design and manufacturing.

"Winning the Best of Innovation Award for two consecutive years is further recognition on the global stage of Kolmar Korea's DB-based manufacturing technology, which uses AI to connect every stage of the cosmetics process, from measurement to manufacturing," a Kolmar Korea official said. "We will advance our beauty tech platform using our accumulated data and take the lead in the global beauty tech market."

Kolmar Korea plans to showcase the two award-winning products at Booth 56139 at the Venetian Expo in Las Vegas during CES.

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