Many consumers consider tanned skin worth the dangers of soaking up the sun's UV rays, but now women don't have to with the Skin Kiss fake tan tights. These tights offer a way to tan your legs without risk of skin cancer and they also ensure an effortless and convenient way to self-tan, sans streaks and fuss.
The Skin Kiss fake tan tights are a pair of pantyhose containing microfibers with a special tanning solution -- a combination of DHA, Aloa and Erythrulose -- that will give your legs a faux glow in less than two hours. You can also wash and reuse the tights again. They come with a pair of plastic gloves so your hands don't get stained when you wash them.
The Skin Kiss fake tan tights retail for £7.99 ($12.64 USD) and are available exclusively at the online store Tightsplease.co.uk.
What's Driving This Trend
- Self-tanning Products
- The self-tanning industry is rapidly growing, presenting an opportunity for innovative, safe, and easy-to-use home tanning products.
- Wearable Beauty
- The wearable beauty trend is expanding, creating opportunities for companies to create products, such as tights and clothing, that promote self-care and beauty treatments.
- Sustainable Tights
- Sustainable, eco-friendly tights are becoming increasingly popular, showing a need for innovative materials and manufacturing processes in the hosiery industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Beauty and Personal Care
- The beauty and personal care industry can take advantage of the growth in the self-tanning market to create new and innovative products that are safe, easy to use and affordable.
- Fashion and Apparel
- Fashion and apparel companies can incorporate wearable beauty products such as tights into their offerings to improve sales and meet their customer's growing demand for practical and convenient fashion solutions.
- Textile and Fabric
- The textile and fabric industry can innovate and manufacture new, sustainable and eco-friendly materials for tights and hosiery to meet the client demands for environmentally friendly fashion options.
