The Kaiyan Medical group has built up a solid reputation thanks to its expertise in LED technologies, initially applied to the medical industry, and then gradually to aesthetic medicine, and more recently, to beauty at home.
The properties of red LEDs, known for their effects on cell regeneration and collagen production, prompted the Kaiyan Medical group to innovate by developing LED devices adapted to both professionals (physiotherapists, beauticians, etc.) and the general public. Flagship innovations intended for professionals include the Energy Lounger (Kaiyan Medical’s private brand), which combines red light therapy and near-infrared therapy. For the general public, Nuon mass-produces silicone-based LED masks: 100,000 units per month for brands like Current Body, French brand Nooance, or Aduro, the group’s private brand.
Seeking visible results
The company develops these technologies as part of a strong consumer trend: the search for visible results, as soon as possible. This is why beauty accessories are everywhere now, from the simplest (gua sha, jade roller, or pink quartz...) to the most technological.
Combined with formulas concentrated in actives and precise gestures, these tools help reinforce beauty benefits. Silicone masks and patches also follow this logic, with the same promise: enhancing the penetration of actives for even better results.
If beauty technologies are flooding our bathrooms, Nuon’s teams aim to go much further, by creating new uses.
Fun, high-performance products
The company intends to offer cosmetics industries – packaging manufacturers and beauty brands – a real synergy between technology and formula. The interaction between the application tool, fitted with various technologies (phototherapy, galvanic current, microcurrents, thermotherapy, electric currents, vibration), and the cosmetic products, i.e. the types of actives, viscosity, texture, and thermoreactivity, is optimised to offer ever-more efficient a skincare routine.
“We can integrate several technologies into our caps to serve the cosmetic formulas contained in the jars. We can also add a UV camera to the lid of a powder with an SPF, so users can view the action of UV rays and better identify the areas where they should add more powder,” explains Grégory Pays, Director of Business Development.
Basically, Nuon aims to reinvent packaging and beauty applicators by integrating more technologies – cameras, massaging beads, microcurrents, LEDs, vibrating systems – for ever-greater efficacy and an exceptional product experience.
“The market is ready to take this turn. Until now, we have mainly collaborated with independent brands on devices that were not associated with a formula. Now, many projects are under way, including with major groups. Some of them will be launched this year,” adds the manager.
