Although a variety of fruit-based skincare serums are being created for naturally minded consumers, vegetable-infused serums are also emerging to share even more nutrient-dense skincare solutions with unexpected ingredients that are already regarded as healthy. Byroe makes a Bell Pepper Serum with soothing and hydrating benefits, as well as an anti-aging Tomato Serum, both of which are packed with potent fruit and vegetable extracts.
While the luxurious Bell Pepper Serum contains the ancient medicinal herb cica plus cabbage, turnip, potato, broccoli and carrot extracts, the plumping and brightening Tomato Serum helps to address dullness, fine lines, wrinkles and a loss of elasticity with similarly beneficial fruit enzymes and vegetable extracts.
Vegetable-Packed Skincare Serums
Byroe's Skincare Serums Contain Tomato, Potato & Cabbage Extracts
Trend Themes
1. Vegetable-infused Skincare - The trend of vegetable-infused skincare is emerging with unexpected ingredients, offering nutrient-dense solutions for naturally minded consumers.
2. Nutrient-dense Skincare Solutions - A variety of fruit- and vegetable-based skincare serums are being created to offer more nutrient-dense skincare solutions for consumers seeking natural alternatives.
3. Fruit and Vegetable Extracts in Skincare - Skincare serums containing potent fruit and vegetable extracts are becoming popular for their soothing, hydrating, plumping, and brightening benefits.
Industry Implications
1. Skincare - The skincare industry can create vegetable- and fruit-based skincare products to offer more nutrient-dense and natural alternatives for consumers.
2. Agriculture - The agriculture industry can explore the use of fruits and vegetables for skincare ingredients and tap into the growing consumer demand for natural and sustainable products.
3. Beauty and Wellness - Beauty and wellness industries can develop products that combine the benefits of both fruits and vegetables for consumers seeking holistic approaches to skincare.