@fastcompany: Boston-based startup 10Beauty has created a machine meant to replicate the entire manicure process: polish removal, shaping, buffing, and painting. The company plans to roll the robots out to Ulta, Nordstrom, and high-end salons later this year. The manicures will be priced at $30—no tipping required. But first comes the beta test. Ulta has agreed to pilot the machines in select stores, where customers can get free manicures while 10Beauty gathers real-world data. Human nail techs stand by to fix mistakes, ensuring customers still leave with salon-worthy nails. Fast Company senior staff writer Liz Segran ventured to a suburban Boston Ulta to try out the new tech. Click the link in bio for her full review. #manicure💅 #ultabeauty #fastcompany

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