Diamond-Infused BIPOC Highlighters

Aether Beauty's Product Has Ethically Sourced Diamond Powder

There are tons of highlighters on the market but not all of them are flattering for all skin tones and Aether Beauty is recognizing this with its newest limited-edition release. While there are plenty of formulas that are effective for drawing attention to the face—some only do so by leaving an undesirable white cast or a chalky finish on melanin-rich skin tones.

Aether Beauty's new limited-edition Golden Supernova Crushed Diamond Highlighter promises a "super-soft, ethereal golden glow" that's infused with real and ethically sourced diamond powder. As well as being light-reflecting, this ingredient is beneficial for helping to protect collagen. As brand founder Tiila Abbitt says, "BIPOC women are more susceptible to toxins, especially in the beauty industries. So, I really wanted to make sure that no matter what I produce for Āether Beauty, there's always shade ranges for everybody."
Trend Themes
1. Inclusive Highlighters - Beauty companies can improve inclusivity by creating highlighters that work for all skin tones and types.
2. Ethical Sourcing - Incorporating ethically sourced ingredients in beauty products can appeal to environmentally conscious consumers.
3. Multi-functional Ingredients - Using ingredients that have both cosmetic and skincare benefits can offer added value to beauty products.
Industry Implications
1. Cosmetics - Incorporating real and ethically sourced diamond powder in highlighters can differentiate and appeal to consumers in the cosmetics industry.
2. Natural Beauty - Using ethically sourced ingredients can provide business opportunities for natural beauty and environmentally friendly industries.
3. Anti-aging - Products that have both cosmetic and skincare benefits, such as collagen protection, can be appealing to customers in the anti-aging industry.

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