A machine for turning juices into face masks has arrived

Making your morning juice into a matching face mask. Getting your fruit and vegetables, some water and a thickening tablet, and out comes a hydrating gel mask just as terrifying as any of the pre-made varieties currently swamping the market.

Kong reported that the thickening tablet contains ingredients such as konjac, seaweed extract and agar, all of which turn the juice into something to be worn and to scare children with. As the process is fully customisable, users can add in conventional products such as cleansers and serums (though we suspect that might just be cheating the system somewhat). For the non-cooks out there, the machine will come with a recipe book and a guide on pH levels, presumably the first recipe book to come with such a thing. The mask-maker won’t be available anywhere until a distributor is found, but surely we won’t be waiting long until backers are found and a million imitations are spawned. One can only wonder what might be coming next? Boil your own bath oils? Process your own primers? The potentially dangerous possibilities are endless.