Japanese haircare brand NatureLab. TOKYO and Urban Outfitters are partnering to make the brand's highly effective, non-toxic beauty solutions widely available to a young generation that prioritizes products with natural ingredients. As NatureLab. TOKYO sales director Tamara Brown describes, it shares the same target demographic as Urban Outfitters, "a beauty and fashion-savvy consumer that appreciates the value of natural, high-performing products at an affordable price point."
NatureLab. TOKYO's haircare solutions are inspired by Zen Buddhist teachings, simplicity and even the beauty of imperfection. The brand's products spotlight Japanese ingredients and stem cell technology, with a focus on improving scalp health, follicle strength and growth at a cellular level. Some of the nourishing, naturally derived ingredients that can be found in the brand's haircare range include apple, bamboo, argan and grape stem cells, as well as pearl extract and quinoa protein.
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NatureLab. TOKYO is Bringing Its Technology to Urban Outfitters
Trend Themes
1. Non-toxic Beauty Solutions - Opportunity for brands to develop and market natural, high-performing products to meet the demand of a young, environmentally conscious consumer base.
2. Japanese Ingredient Haircare - Potential for brands to incorporate traditional Japanese ingredients and techniques into haircare products for improved scalp health and follicle strength.
3. Stem Cell Technology in Haircare - Innovation opportunity for brands to leverage stem cell technology to address hair growth and cellular health in the beauty industry.
Industry Implications
1. Haircare - Opportunity for haircare brands to tap into the market demand for non-toxic and innovative beauty solutions.
2. Natural Beauty - Potential for the natural beauty industry to expand with the inclusion of Japanese ingredients and stem cell technology in their product offerings.
3. Retail - Retailers have the chance to cater to the needs of young, eco-conscious consumers by stocking non-toxic, sustainable haircare brands.