Candles can be found in a range of classic floral and non-traditional novelty scents and Ren Clean Skincare is launching its first-ever Clean Candle with a signature Atlantic Kelp scent.
Beyond being a brand that's passionate about forgoing harch chemicals and needless waste in its products, Ren has committed to protecting the oceans by sharing its prestige skincare in 100% recycled bottles containing reclaimed ocean plastic. As part of its mission to become a zero waste company, Ren is devoted to reducing, reusing and recycling where possible, especially by sharing packaging that's 100% recyclable, reusable or compostable.
While many scented candles are made with highly toxic wax, Ren's kelp-scented candle helps to share its clean approach to health and the environment.
Kelp-Scented Candles
Ren Clean Skincare is Launching an Atlantic Kelp Clean Candle
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Candles - As the demand for natural and non-toxic products grows, there's a disruptive opportunity for businesses to create eco-friendly candles from sustainable materials and scents from natural sources.
2. Upcycling Ocean Plastics - Companies can innovate by reusing plastic waste from oceans to create sustainable and eco-friendly packaging materials for their products.
3. Sustainable Fragrances - There's room for innovation by creating fragrances that are ethically sourced from natural and sustainable ingredients, improving environmental impact and meeting consumers' demand for eco-conscious products.
Industry Implications
1. Home Fragrance - Businesses in the home fragrance industry can innovate by creating more eco-friendly options in candles, such as sustainable materials, natural and non-toxic ingredients, and minimal packaging.
2. Skincare and Beauty - Companies in the skincare and beauty industry can stand out by using sustainable packaging materials and eco-friendly ingredients, while promoting the importance of marine conservation issues.
3. Sustainable Packaging - Innovative companies can create sustainable packaging solutions by upcycling materials like reclaimed ocean plastics, reducing environmental waste and promoting a circular economy.