It would seem that with each newly released mascara product comes an equally novel mascara applicator, but the new Le Révolution Volume from Chanel is particularly noteworthy for its design.
Back in 2007, Chanel filed a patent for the creation of cosmetic products applicators with 3D printing, which included a 3D-printed mascara brush. Now, Chanel will soon be launching its new product with a brush that has been created with additive manufacturing.
Chanel’s Le Révolution Volume mascara brush apparently features a new shape that would otherwise be impossible to create, were it not for 3D printing. The new design has a granular texture to improve upon the way the product adheres to the lashes, as well as a form that prevents clumping.
3D-Printed Mascara Applicators
Chanel's Le Révolution Volume Mascara Brush Amplifies the Product
Trend Themes
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3. Novel Mascara Brush Designs - The development of new mascara brush designs that leverage the benefits of 3D printing can enhance the performance and overall user experience of cosmetic products.
Industry Implications
1. Cosmetics - The incorporation of 3D printing technology in cosmetics and makeup tools can drive innovation and disrupt traditional manufacturing processes.
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