Maker culture becomes less hands-on, but remains intimate through ritualism
Implications - Products that are bundled together to encourage specific rituals fall within the halfway point between maker culture and convenience. No assembly is required; however, the action encouraged is still an interactive step, allowing consumers to enjoy the best of both worlds within a brand new occasion.
Workshop Question - How could you expand your product's usage into a ritual? What could you bundle with it to encourage that approach?
Trend Themes
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Packaged Ritual — Product bundling design to encourage specific rituals falls within midway point between maker culture and convenience.
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Customized Beauty Products — Natural ingredients in highly concentrated serums that users can mix to create personalized skincare treatments.
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Alternative Wellness Treatments — Increase in demand for alternative care products to promote holistic and passive self-care routines.
Industry Implications
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Consumer Packaged Goods — Integrate products bundled together to encourage specific rituals in product lines.
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Beauty and Skincare — Create personalized beauty treatments from natural, highly-concentrated serums.
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Wellness and Alternative Care — Develop and promote alternative wellness treatments to attract consumers seeking passive self-care routines.
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Date Range:
May 16 — Jan 17
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