The machine performs everything from kneading, to baking, and filling completely automatically. Customers can observe the baking process through a small glass window. It takes about 3 minutes to make a delicious pizza for guests. Raffaele Esposito, a 19th century Neapolitan who invented Italy’s most famous pizza. This is the most loved cake in Italy and the world, so the first pizza vending machines in the world receive a lot of attention. Customers give their feedback after their experience with this pizza vending machine. Some argue that pizza products are perfectly acceptable in case you are in a hurry. However, there are opinions that this is a ‘horror’ experience. Claudio Zampiga, a retiree, said: “The pizza looks pretty good but it’s much smaller than in a restaurant and has few cores.” Fabrizia Pugliese, a Neapolitan college student, now living in Rome tried the machine-made pizza. Fabrizia Pugliese shared that he didn’t like the pizza from this vending machine because it tasted like “piadina”, a super thin, soft unleavened bread that is very popular in northern Italy. “I don’t think it’s a pizza,” said Fabrizia Pugliese in his judgment. Gina, a customer who is a retiree, said: “It’s horrible. Pizza really has to be eaten hot right away. This machine I don’t see works for myself.” Unique crunchy pizza vending machine in Italy In fact, for many Italians, the classic pizza experience will involve watching and looking at the baking process, from kneading and cooking in a wood-burning brick kiln to the final product release. and. With its current position, “Mr. Go Pizza” machine will face fierce competition to win a part of the market. The reason is that nearby, Napolitano restaurant using brick oven to make cake is very crowded. Giovanni Campana, a local customer, said after taking a bite: “I don’t think I’m going to have a pizza made with a machine” It is said that Esposito created the classic “Pizza Margherita” on June 11, 1889 to welcome Queen Margherita of Savoy, wife of King Umberto I, to visit Naples, Italy. The famous chef used tomatoes, mozzarella cheese and basil leaves, representing the three colors of the unified Italian flag, red, white and green. Esposito, who made a pizza for the queen 132 years ago will probably agree with the new creation.

Unique hair print a whole colorful flower garden Alexis Ferrer, a hair stylist in Barcelona, ​​Spain has spent years developing a beauty technique that allows him to print colorful flowers on human hair. You may have admired layered haircut, highlighting many colors, but hair with many floral motifs like a garden with enough eyebrows must be rare. Alexis Ferrer tested hair printing in 2012 after the Wella Professionals hair care brand commissioned a collection for that year’s international trends trends competition. The aim was to innovate with a technique that is not often used in hairdressing, and printing textures on the hair seems to be a perfect way to visually tell stories. Alexis Ferrer’s first attempt attracted much attention in the fashion world and since then he has focused on improving the technique of hair printing. In 2017, at Barcelona Fashion Week 080, Spanish hairdresser collaborated with designer Txell Miras to create collections inspired by shipping containers and fishermen. Alexis Ferrer prints portraits of fishermen on his hair, which is the first time appearing in the world of hairstylists. At the beginning of this year, Alexis Ferrer, introduced the latest version in hair printing technique. He can create colorful, vivid designs printed on human hair. Of course, Alexis Ferrer does not reveal the final product creation process, he simply describes it as “a combination of handcrafted style with technology”. “It took two months to get results in high definition,” says Alexis Ferrer. The blended technology with knowledge of craftsmanship allows us to recreate amazing patterns in our hair. His latest collection of printed hair designs is La Favorite, inspired by “the finest fabrics for French bourgeois eighteenth century”, featuring many Baroque-style motifs such as peony, butterfly. and colorful birds. Currently, hair printing is not yet on the market as a commercial service but it is certainly in the future, it will be proof of innovation in hairstylist technology and fashion.