Plasma power for radiant skin
Glim Skin, the cosmetic skin care innovation.
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Miniaturizing a large laboratory structure was a huge but crucial challenge on the journey to developing a beauty device for consumers. One big obstacle was understanding how to transfer extremely complex technology into an appealing, user-friendly beauty device in such a way that consumers would enjoy using it and feel better for doing so. We successfully mastered various challenges and were thus able to meet the EU standards and legal requirements needed for CE certification. Another obstacle we faced along the way was finding a production site in Germany that was willing to work with a start-up.
Building a team that works together well is the biggest challenge.
We succeeded in gaining CE certification for our product, which means we can now sell Glim Skin throughout Europe.
We succeeded in developing a product to the point that it’s now ready for serial production, and in establishing a production line in Ostwestfalen-Lippe, in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany – meaning we can now prepare for our market launch!
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