TELOSIN Introduces “The Dual Transformation,” Pairing Y PRO Red and Y PRO Blue with the New Lumiactive Collection

The new at-home skincare system pairs Y PRO Red and Y PRO Blue with the Lumiactive Collection, featuring NASA-inspired technology and designs by Karim Rashid

Justin Tomlinson

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TELOSIN Introduces “The Dual Transformation,” Pairing Y PRO Red and Y PRO Blue with the New Lumiactive Collection

Skincare brand TELOSIN has officially introduced "The Dual Transformation," representing a new approach to personalized at-home skincare. Announced in Hong Kong SAR, the system pairs the brand's Y PRO Red and Y PRO Blue technologies with the newly released Lumiactive Collection. The grand launch event in Hong Kong was highly attended, drawing in more than 2,000 guests to celebrate the brand's latest advancement.[1][2]

The newly introduced skincare system combines FDA-cleared, NASA-inspired light technology with specially formulated complementary skincare products. To elevate the user experience, the system features an award-winning, patented design crafted by renowned designer Karim Rashid. This combination of advanced light therapy and curated formulations aims to deliver a comprehensive and high-tech beauty routine directly to consumers at home.[1][2]

The release, distributed via Media OutReach Newswire on July 21, 2026, highlights TELOSIN's focus on integrating scientific innovation with aesthetic design. By combining light-based devices with the Lumiactive formulations, the brand seeks to offer a dual-action regimen that addresses diverse skincare needs through a single, cohesive system.[1][2]

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