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We speak to alchemist and occultist Lauren Bowker about her extraordinary inventions with THEUNSEEN and her new product 'Fire' - hair dye that switches colour as it reacts to temperature. 17February 2017. Text Thomas Gorton. Lauren Bowker is a witch. In fact, she grew up in Reed, very close to Pendle Hill where women were infamously hung in.
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LB: Absolutely. My name is Lauren Bowker, and I am the founder of THE UNSEEN. Our business is rooted in material science, with the ultimate goal of visualizing the unseen and bringing new realities to people. THE UNSEEN Beauty, in particular, envisions itself as the frontier of intelligent beauty.
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2,034 Followers, 1,517 Following, 86 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Lauren Bowker (@theunseenalchemist)
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The Unseen uses chemistry to create reactive fashion Laura Bowker's clothes respond to environment and feelings When Lauren Bowker was studying textiles in Manchester, she fell badly ill.
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Lauren Bowker, Founder, The Unseen Beauty By TheIndustry.beauty | 16 December 2022 With a background in material science and design, Lauren Bowker, Founder of The Unseen Beauty, entered the beauty market to help transform how people see, think about and express their beauty.
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Sofia de la Cruz. Beyond the Interface is a fashion-tech series that explores the vibrant spectrum of next-gen designers and artists. The series provides an inside look into the industry's most.
Beyond the Interface Lauren Bowker of The Unseen Hypebae
Founder of T H E U N S E E N, Lauren's work explores all things unseen, collaborating with the likes of Selfridges, Dazed, Swarovski, and Virgin Galactic, speaking for the UN and is on the advisory board for the British Beauty Council. We spoke to Lauren about the future of innovation and what she'd like to see next.
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Lauren Bowker, Founder, THE UNSEEN CONSCIOUS INNOVATION THE UNSEEN exists to craft world firsts in beauty whilst shining a light on our products, process, people, and our purpose. Our purpose being "to reveal to the world what it cannot see for itself".
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The future-facing founder, Lauren Bowker, brought together scientists, creatives, and designers to disrupt beauty as we know it.
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Lauren Bowker, co-founder and lead materials chemist of The Unseen, is the sorceress behind this transformational, technicolor fabric. This is just one piece in her arsenal of mind-blowing material advancements that she one day hopes to apply to everything, from medical devices, to air pollution detection, to color-changing handbags.
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Lauren Bowker and her studio blend biological and chemical matter into materials, embracing the magic that technology allows, deep in the vaults of Somerset.
Lauren Bowker
Lauren Bowker (born 16 September 1985) is an English designer, particularly known for her colour-change inks. Born in Rossendale, Lancashire, Bowker now resides in London, United Kingdom.
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Beauty 'Witch' Lauren Bowker On Alchemy, Dual Reality And The Metaverse Of Make-Up The Unseen founder, innovator and modern magic maker on the future of beauty and how female pain inspired.
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The Unseen Lauren Bowker describes herself a materials alchemist. After developing a pollution sensing compound while studying at Manchester School of Art, she went on to study textiles at the Royal College of Art in London and created a series of inks which change colour in response to heat, light, wind and environmental changes.
Lauren Bowker on the unseen future of beauty
That's the question that led Lauren Bowker - the London -based textile designer and chemist whose video of a self-made, colour-changing hair dye went viral last year - to develop a new line of skin-based beauty products that are self-activated by heat, wind or UV rays.