One of the newest product releases from Dr. Brandt Skincare is the Radiance Resurfacing Foam, which was inspired by dermaplaning, an in-office exfoliating skincare treatment in which a surgical-grade scalpel is used to gently scrape off the top layer of dull, dead skin cells.
After the Dr. Brandt Radiance Resurfacing Foam has been applied to the face, the product quickly turns from a cream to a foam and provides a cooling sensation. After about a minute, a bladeless tool can be used to gently remove the product, dead skin and impurities. While the no-blade tool is useful for physically exfoliating the skin, the skincare product also includes AHAs, which are beneficial for gradually dissolving the bonds that hold dead skin cells together.
Exfoliating Skincare Foams
Dr. Brandt's Radiance Resurfacing Foam Was Inspired by Dermaplaning
Trend Themes
1. Exfoliating Skincare Tools - Opportunity for innovative skincare tools that mimic in-office exfoliating treatments like dermaplaning at home.
2. Ahas in Skincare - Further innovation in using AHAs in skincare products to dissolve dead skin cells and improve skin texture.
3. Multi-functional Skincare Products - Development of skincare products that combine physical exfoliation tools with chemical exfoliants to provide a more comprehensive exfoliating experience.
Industry Implications
1. Skincare - Opportunities for brands to introduce exfoliating products that mimic in-office treatments, add innovative tools, and incorporate AHAs.
2. Beauty Tools - Innovation in designing new skincare tools and gadgets that offer physical exfoliation without potential harm.
3. Chemical Manufacturing - Opportunity to manufacture and supply a wider range of AHAs for use in skincare products.