Duration
14 Weeks
Year
2025
Skills
3D modeling, rendering (KeyShot), ergonomic design for facial treatments, interaction design, mechanism integration
#Lifestyle
#Beauty
#Self-care
Hue
A contour-adaptive handheld beauty device
with anti-touch protection.
Trends & gaps
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Facial care devices continue to be a mainstay in the global market.
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Consumers prefer at-home beauty devices for convenience and cost.
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DIY beauty users demand proven efficacy from at-home beauty solutions.
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Consumers aged 25–35 prioritize prevention over correction in skincare.
User Comments
“The device causes an electric shock... reddens my skin...”
“Buttons ... are placed where your fingertips grip...accidentally hit a button and change settings to throw off...”
"Buttons where fingers go, constantly changing modes by mistake"
"Extremely heavy! It leaves various marks on my face that take hours to fade."
At-home beauty promises convenience, but real use tells a different story.
User behavior study
Buttons are prone to accidental touches
Complicated mode-switching logic
Struggle to maintain the ideal angle
Long sessions gripping cause discomfort
Easily falls down on the countertop
Design Criteria
Facial devices require users to adjust grip and angle, causing inconsistent contact and hand fatigue.
Adaptive by design
Built for flexibility
Ergonomic by default
Introducing
Design features
Slide to unlock
The button remains locked before powering on to prevent accidental activation.
Perfectly follows face contour.
Visible, approachable, and intuitive.
Design process
