A Talk with Nuon's Alain Dijkstra
from Beauty Packaging Podcast Hosted by Jamie Matusow
What if your skincare packaging could read your skin, and then mix a formula just for you? Nuon Medical Technology is building the tech to make that happen. In this episode of The Beauty Packaging Podcast, Editor-in-Chief Jamie Matusow talks with Alain Dijkstra, Founder and CEO of Nuon Medical Technology, about how smart technology is moving into beauty packaging and how fast brands are adopting it. What we cover: - How small, low-cost light-based sensors (similar to those in smartwatches) can diagnose skin and fit into almost any package - Nuon's move beyond devices into personalized formulation, blending ingredients based on a skin reading, for home and professional use - "Charms": key-chain-sized tech accessories that let brands add features like UV exposure tracking or shade matching without redesigning the jar - Why beauty brands, after a slow start, are now coming to Nuon with their own ideas for tech-enabled experiences This episode is sponsored by Nuon Medical Technology. Links: - Nuon Medical Technology: https://bit.ly/4y70Jm6 - Alain Dijkstra on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/4jsLQaf - Related Beauty Packaging coverage: https://www.beautypackaging.com/company-profile/nuon-llc/ About the show: The Beauty Packaging Podcast features conversations with the founders, executives and innovators shaping beauty packaging. Subscribe wherever you listen and visit beautypackaging.com for more.
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What if your skincare packaging could read your skin, and then mix a formula just for you? Nuon Medical Technology is building the tech to make that happen. In this episode of The Beauty Packaging Podcast, Editor-in-Chief Jamie Matusow talks with Alain Dijkstra, Founder and CEO of Nuon Medical Technology, about how smart technology is moving into beauty packaging and how fast brands are adopting it. What we cover: - How small, low-cost light-based sensors (similar to those in smartwatches) ...
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