DIYer Sean Hodgins turns himself into a Doom video game character, thanks to his Become Anyone 2.0 mask. Imagine slipping on a mask that can project any face, or pattern, you want. Sean Hodgins didn’t ...

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I’m not entirely sure when my skin switched over from springy and glowy to creased, splotchy and tired, but I’m officially there. As a result, I live in search of the unicorn of facial tools—ones that ...