10 High-Tech Beauty Gifts That Totally Live Up to the Buzz

La Roche-Posay's team managed to roll detectors for UV, pollution, pollen, and humidity into a paperclip-sized device. La Roche-Posay My Skin Track Sensor ($56) is available exclusively through Apple.

Attach one of Foreo's sheet mask discs onto the bottom of this tiny machine ($279) and switch it on for an out-of-this-world masking experience. A sequence of gentle pulses, LED lights, and shifts in temperature will work together to push ingredients from the mask into your skin.

The NuFace Trinity uses microcurrents to firm skin and define the contours of the face. The NuFace Gold Trinity Complete Skin Toning Collection ($325) comes with gel primer, disposable exfoliating cloths to prep skin, and a clutch to hold everything in, and it updates the classic with new golden hardware.

A Quip Toothbrush ($40) thoroughly cleanses teeth using microvibrations. Just press its singular button to set off the vibrations and a two-minute timer. It's a minimalist's dream with its sleek design and no need for a bulky charger.

With a team of 103 engineers and 7,000 acoustic tests, Dyson has addressed everyone's qualms about drying hair with the Supersonic Hair Dryer ($400). There is zero bicep-burning here (its body is lightweight), and it's more quiet and works along with a shortened dry time. This dryer cut my styling session in half.

This three-minute Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare SpectraLite Faceware Pro ($435) uses red and blue LED lights to deplete acne-causing bacteria and smooth out lines — all while making you look like an extra in Star Wars.

Store your skincare favorites in this Keep It Cool Skincare Fridge ($150) to prolong their life and give them a relaxing, cooling effect. Its clear door makes it perfect for fridge shelfies too.

Smear on some conductive gel and run this travel-friendly ZIIP Beauty Device ($495) along every edge of your face; it emits tiny electric currents that instantly perk up the skin.

The tiny needles of this microneedler ($199) promote collagen production in the area that it's used. One editor even claims it made her skin look younger in just 30 days (just make sure you do it carefully).

This Clarisonic Mia Prima Cleansing Brush ($99) thoroughly exfoliates skin with gentle pulses that increase power. The brand promises it will cleanse the face "six times better than hands alone."