On-Demand Cosmetic Vending Machines

Armine | Cosmetics | Tags: | Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Share/Save

On Demand Cosmetic Vending MachinesOnce vending machines were used for selling chocolate, cans of soda, and bags of potato chips, but nowadays more and more vending machines are popping up in malls and shopping centers for other products.

Beauty products are among those items now being sold, and offer great opportunities for the vending machine industry, which was once considered dead. When today’s society is all about convenience, speed of information and speed of service, beauty vending machines are seen more frequently in more and more locations.

The Virtual Entrepreneur details some of the new types of vending machines. Next to the prolific food and drink vending machines there are now Nail Art Vending Machines, Beauty Vending - Hair Straightener Vending Machines, and Beauty Vending Machines.

Vending machines aren’t just for pop anymore. From mobile phones to soccer balls, you can get anything in modern vending machines. In fact, you don’t even have to get. You can also give with charitable donation vending machines. This super-gallery showcases some of the hottest new innovations in the wonderful world of vending.

These new machines create contradictory attitudes towards them, the blogger behind the MakeUp and Beauty Blog considers.

On the one hand I like that I can just walk in, get what I want and then leave without being stopped by a sales associate. Then again, I also really appreciate getting tips and recommendations from real, live, breathing makeup artists. I also like being able to touch and test products in-store, which you can’t do (legally) using these machines.

Vending machines save energy, fuel and are far better than zero availability, but they are depriving us of interpersonal communication, which is socially much more important and needed. However, few people seem to have time for such things in the modern world.

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