How the beauty industry is trying to change to accommodate disability

L'Oreal presents an automated makeup applicator for people with reduced mobility. Photo: AFP

Putting on lipstick may seem like a simple, everyday task to some, but it can be prohibitively difficult for others, especially when they have reduced mobility of the arm or the hand. But the cosmetics sector is hoping to overcome this with the help of new technologies, finally making makeup accessible to all.

Long overlooked by brands in all sectors, people with disabilities finally seem to be getting some of the attention they deserve.