The Derma V10 Exfoliating Foot Peel has gained notable social media attention for its "extreme" foot peel. The £1 peel from Poundland, a British grocery chain, can remove the entire outer layer of foot skin after use.
The Derma V10 Exfoliating Foot Peel boasts tea tree and peppermint extracts that allow users to shed dead skin and reveal silky smooth feet. The peel comes in a boot that users wear for 90 minutes. The results of the peel take approximately one week to appear but will cause an extreme peel. The peel should be used once every month or so for the best results.
Sock-styled foot peels have recently gained more attention as consumers look to treat themselves at home. More businesses are catering to consumers demands by creating these wearable foot products.
Vegan Peppermint Foot Peels
The Derma V10 Exfoliating Foot Peel Removes Dead Skin on Feet
Trend Themes
1. Sock-styled Foot Peels - The rise of wearable peel products to treat dead skin at home creates opportunities for companies to disrupt the foot care market.
2. DIY Foot Care - Consumer demand for DIY foot care solutions is driving innovation for convenient and affordable products that can be used at home.
3. Plant-based Beauty - The increasing popularity of plant-based ingredients in foot care products presents opportunities for companies to disrupt the industry and cater to the growing demand for vegan products.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty and Personal Care - The growing interest in at-home foot care treatments provides opportunities for new entrants to disrupt the foot care market with innovative and accessible products.
2. Retail - The rise of affordable, DIY foot care products creates opportunities for retailers to add new product categories, attract new customers and tap into an underserved niche.
3. Health and Wellness - The demand for vegan and plant-based foot care products presents opportunities for players in the health and wellness industry to create innovative offerings that cater to conscious consumers.