Elina Organics recently expanded its portfolio with the introduction of the new Elina Organics Treatment Enzyme Gel. Designed specifically to target individuals with hyperpigmentation, the cream is a whole fruit-based alternative to retinol. The highly concentrated whole fruit extracts (including pomegranate, kiwi, mango, and coconut extract with probiotics) enable the gel to naturally hydrate, brighten, and firm the skin. This allows the treatment to quickly fade unwanted pigment spots on your face and body.
To use the Elina Organics Treatment Enzyme Gel, simply apply a small amount to freshly washed skin each night in place of serum. The brand recommends following with a moisturizer. This gel is not suitable for those with skin conditions like advanced rosacea.
The Elina Organics Treatment Enzyme Gel is available to purchase online for $68.
Fruit-Infused Hyperpigmentation Gels
Elina Organics Recently Debuted the Treatment Enzyme Gel
Trend Themes
1. Whole-fruit Beauty - Opportunities for using other types of fruits in beauty products to create natural and effective alternatives to traditional skincare ingredients.
2. Alternative Hyperpigmentation Treatments - Developing new treatments for hyperpigmentation that use natural and gentle alternatives for individuals with sensitive skin.
3. Probiotic Skincare - Incorporating probiotics into skincare products to promote healthy and clear skin for a more holistic approach to skincare.
Industry Implications
1. Natural Beauty - Trends toward a healthier and more natural approach to beauty will contribute to increased demand for products like the Elina Organics Treatment Enzyme Gel.
2. Sensitive Skin Care - The development of gentle and natural skincare products will benefit those with sensitive skin, a growing market for skincare companies.
3. Holistic Skincare - The addition of probiotics in skincare products is just one example of the growing trend of incorporating holistic practices into skincare routines, opening opportunities for new product lines and marketing strategies.