Amkiri is a cosmetics company that is now introducing what it calls "the world's first visual fragrance" with a product that combines aspects of cosmetics, body art, tattoos and fragrance.
The product takes the form of a black ink-like liquid that can be applied to the skin with a brush applicator, a wand, as well as stencils or stamps. When applied to the skin, the product is not only highly visible, but incredibly fragrant, providing an aroma that is said to last for up to 12 hours at a time. As such, the ink-like product mimics the natural elasticity and movement of the skin so that it remains smooth during long-lasting wear.
Although the product is being promoted with the images of the visual fragrance in black, the patented technology boasts the ability to carry any fragrance or color.
Fragrant Body Inks
Amkiri is Introducing What It Calls "The World's First Visual Fragrance"
Trend Themes
1. Visual Fragrance - The development of visual fragrances opens up opportunities for creating multisensory experiences and captivating customers through scent and visual aesthetics.
2. Cosmetic Tattoos - The combination of cosmetics and body art in fragrant body inks presents an innovative way to enhance self-expression and create unique beauty statements.
3. Long-lasting Fragrances - The introduction of long-lasting fragrances in ink-like form allows for extended scent experiences, catering to individuals seeking fragrance longevity.
Industry Implications
1. Cosmetics - The cosmetics industry can leverage fragrant body inks to offer customers innovative products that combine fragrance, body art, and cosmetics for unique beauty experiences.
2. Fragrance - The fragrance industry can explore new avenues for scent delivery by incorporating ink-like formulations that create long-lasting fragrances in visually appealing forms.
3. Body Art - The body art industry can embrace fragrant body inks as a disruptive innovation, offering customers a new dimension of expression by infusing scents into tattoo-like applications.