R&R Hydro Jelly is a new skincare release with firming, hydrating and replenishing benefits that speaks to those looking to balance oil production.
Often, niacinamide is the go-to ingredient for reducing the appearance of skin blemishes and signs of congestion but this lightweight serum uses blue lotus as a gentler alternative in its place. Dorian Morris, founder of Undefined, said, "I incorporated this because in all of the other products in the line I incorporate niacinamide, which does a great job at balancing oil production. But listening to my community, not everybody's skin can tolerate niacinamide. So I wanted to make sure I created a product that did not have it, but you still get the benefit that niacinamide would provide with the blue lotus."
Ashwagandha, reishi, pea protein and tremella mushroom are some of the other potent plant-based ingredients in the formula.
Oil-Balancing Jelly Serums
The R&R Hydro Jelly Uses Gentle Blue Lotus to Regulate Oil Production
Trend Themes
1. Gentle Ingredient Alternatives - Skincare brands can explore using milder alternatives to popular skincare ingredients to appeal to consumers with sensitive skin.
2. Plant-based Skincare - With the rising popularity of veganism and sustainability, skincare brands can use plant-based ingredients like ashwagandha and reishi to appeal to conscious consumers.
3. Oil-balancing Products - There is a growing demand for oil-balancing skincare products to help regulate oil production and reduce skin blemishes.
Industry Implications
1. Skincare - Skincare brands can develop new products like oil-balancing serums with gentler ingredients to appeal to consumers with sensitive skin.
2. Plant-based Products - Companies in the plant-based industry can expand their reach by developing ingredients and products for the skincare industry.
3. Beauty - Beauty retailers can market oil-balancing serums with plant-based ingredients to conscious consumers who are looking for sustainable and effective skincare products.