Welcome to the wonderful world of 3D printing, in which people can create anything from food to human skulls to your favorite, discontinued lipstick color. “The makeup industry makes a whole lot ...

And we will have a Mink Case that the makeup pods go in. I can’t reveal why it’s so cool, but it’s so cool. Denise: Does Mink use the same ink that I use to print work documents? Grace ...

Beauty calls. In Beauty, Hacked, we test drive the latest skincare, makeup, hair, and wellness tech while exploring the pageantry of beauty on the internet. 3D printing is often associated with ...

She also says the ink is FDA approved. Choi created a mini home printer, Mink, that will retail for $300 and allow anyone to print makeup by ripping the color code off color photos on the Internet.

The Mink is Choi's new 3-D printer (which she'll price at about $300), capable of printing makeup in any color you can grab a pixel of online. Imagine placing your cursor over a red carpet ...