Inspired by Korean rice water rituals, Byroe created a new black rice PDRN cleanser with a gel-to-foam consistency and a formula that effectively removes daily buildup and supports more resilient skin. This cleanser makes the most of plant-derived black rice PDRN and pairs it with biomimetic peptides for enhanced firmness, a plant-based collagen support ingredient, and purifying, balancing charcoal. The Black Rice PDRN Collagen Boosting Gel Cleanser is ideal for a range of skin types and specifically targets concerns like early loss of elasticity, dullness and uneven tone, and tired skin in need of comfort, hydration and refreshment.
Based on a consumer perception questionnaire, 20 participants unanimously agreed that their skin felt softer, balanced and plumper with improved elasticity after using the Black Rice PDRN Collagen Boosting Gel Cleanser.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Rice-derived Actives
- Traditional rice water rituals are being reformulated with high-performance ingredients like black rice PDRN, creating space for heritage-inspired skincare that delivers measurable modern benefits.
- Biomimetic Cleansing
- Cleansers are evolving beyond basic purification as peptide, collagen-support and resilience-focused formulas blur the line between wash-off products and treatment skincare.
- Gel-to-foam Textures
- Sensorial format shifts such as gel-to-foam cleansing offer brands a way to combine gentle daily use, visible freshness and premium experiential value in one product.
Sectors Adopting This
- Beauty and Personal Care
- Ingredient-led facial cleansers with anti-aging, brightening and hydration claims are expanding the role of everyday skincare staples into multifunctional treatment categories.
- Korean Beauty
- K-beauty influence continues to translate cultural rituals into science-backed global products, supporting premium positioning through familiar practices and novel bioactive ingredients.
- Biotechnology
- Plant-derived PDRN and biomimetic peptides point to growing commercial potential for bio-inspired cosmetic ingredients that mimic regenerative skincare benefits without clinical procedures.
