These Devices Are the Subsequent in Magnificence Tech

With AI and next-gen devices on the forefront, magnificence and wellness routines are getting into a brand new period of precision and personalization. Innovation meets ritual with the newest in magnificence tech, handpicked by specialists.

B&O beoplay 100 headphones

Soundtrack day by day rituals and routines with immersive audio optimized for Dolby Atmos. With superior noise cancellation and a travel-ready design, discover moments of focus and calm and switch on a regular basis motion into alternatives for well-being. —Joyce Oreña, magnificence editor

APPLE watch extremely

“As an outdoorsman, I find that the Apple Watch Ultra strikes a fine balance between the special capabilities required for my hiking trips as well as everyday fitness needs, like recording my laps, tracking my rides and runs, and playing music. My favorite feature is that I can use it as a remote shutter for the phone camera, and I’ve mastered the art of taking my own photos during solo hikes.” —Gideon Lasco, doctor, anthropologist, and mountaineer

OZEIN ozonator hepa & carbon filter with uv lamp

“We widely use our Ozein Ozonator from organics.ph. Not only does it clean our food using ozone technology, it doubles as a HEPA and UV filter to help clean indoor air when the unit is not in use in the kitchen.” —Eizza de Baron, co-founder of dietary teaching program, The Baron Method

OURA RING 4 (PHP19,892)

“For my training, I rely on [the Apple Watch Ultra] because numbers don’t lie. It keeps me accountable with pace, mileage, and recovery metrics. I also use my Oura Ring, which helps me track sleep and readiness so I know when to push and when to rest. Both tools really help me balance performance with recovery.” —Ashley Cayuca, founding father of Just Show Up Run Club

POLAR verity sense (PHP8,570)

“[This is] a heart rate monitor that is waterproof. I use this when I swim to monitor my effort per swim set and make sure I hit my target rates. My teammates all use this so we have a monitor that shows all our heart rates as we train. You can also use this for other sports/exercises.” —Jasmine Alkhaldi, Olympic swimmer