The 'Brightening Peeling Gel' is a Korean face care product from DR.G that promises to gently lift dead skin, tighten the pores and brighten one's complexion with a range of nourishing vitamins and ingredients.
The product takes the form of a gommage-style exfoliator, which means that when the gel has been applied to the skin, enzymes digest dead skin cells on the surface so that they can be easily rubbed away. While the product includes Cellulose, Trehalose and Hollyhock extract, it does its job without any parabens, mineral oils and synthetic dyes.
With plastic microbead bans being put in place across the world, consumers are looking to experiment with a range of new cosmetic and personal care products that offer alternative ways to exfoliate.
Brightening Exfoliant Gels
DR.G's 'Brightening Peeling Gel' Nourishes and Removes Dead Skin Cells
Trend Themes
1. Gommage-style Exfoliators - Developing gommage-style exfoliators that use enzymes to digest dead skin cells provides a gentle and effective alternative to traditional exfoliation methods.
2. Natural and Nourishing Ingredients - Creating face care products that incorporate nourishing vitamins and natural ingredients like Cellulose, Trehalose, and Hollyhock extract can attract consumers looking for clean and effective skincare solutions.
3. Eco-friendly Exfoliation - Exploring eco-friendly exfoliation options that do not contain harmful microbeads can help meet consumer demands for sustainable and environmentally friendly personal care products.
Industry Implications
1. Cosmetics - The cosmetics industry can leverage the trend of gommage-style exfoliators to develop innovative skincare products that offer gentle exfoliation methods.
2. Personal Care - The personal care industry can explore the use of natural and nourishing ingredients in their products to cater to consumers seeking clean and effective skincare solutions.
3. Environmental Sustainability - The environmental sustainability industry can focus on developing eco-friendly exfoliation solutions to meet the increasing demand for sustainable personal care products.