Imagine a world where "Alexa, make my wrinkles disappear" really works. Unfortunately we aren't there yet, but artificial intelligence and augmented reality have changed the way we experience beauty and aesthetics, and these new technologies are paving the way. FACE VALUE After the 2018 launch of Neutrogena's first-generation Skin360 app, which required a skin-scanning tool, the team polled its users and went back to the drawing board. One key learning: Consumers wanted a way to analyze their skin without the extra tool, as well as the ability to track the impact of certain products on their skin health. The result is a "180-degree selfie analysis of skin pixels and facial attributes powered by YouCam technology," says Dianne Rossetti, principal scientist for Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health.

Working out from home requires a whole new kind of motivation. With the loss of workout classes and gym memberships, it's hard to get the same kind of sweat-filled workouts we used to love when we're setting up shop on our living room floors. Regardless, it's crucial to find ways to keep our mind and body aligned. Thanks to new innovations in the fitness app field, we now have artificial intelligence to make our workouts feel a little more personalized again. This first-of-its-kind app showcases live instruction from professional trainers with the addition of AI-enabled tracking and two-way-audio-video right from our phones.