The Drunk Elephant Amino Rain Glasswater Serum is a new solution for deeply hydrated skin that leaves skin plump, luminous-looking, with enhanced elasticity and barrier function. This advanced hydration serum promises a glass-like finish thanks to ingredients like four types of hyaluronic acid and 1.0% fermented poly amino acid.
“Striking a balance of hydration in a sophisticated way fascinated me. That’s how Amino Rain began: hydrating drops with an iridescent glow. I fell so in love with it that we made it into a full-size serum,” detailed founder Tiffany Masterson, “We packed it with innovative, nontraditional actives, like amino acid–derived ingredients, peptides and collagen boosters."
In a clinical/instrumental study of 31 people, the Drunk Elephant Amino Rain Glasswater Serum provided a 115% immediate increase in skin hydration, and 24 hours of hydration.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Biotech-enhanced Skincare
- Utilizing fermented poly amino acid and multiple forms of hyaluronic acid, this trend represents the fusion of biotechnology with traditional skincare to achieve superior hydration results.
- Iridescent Beauty Products
- New skincare products offering an iridescent glow are capturing consumer interest by combining aesthetic appeal with functional skincare benefits.
- Long-lasting Hydration Solutions
- Products delivering 24-hour hydration meet growing demand for skincare with long-lasting effects, providing convenience and sustained skin health.
Sectors Adopting This
- Skincare and Beauty
- Advancements in skin hydration serums are setting new standards for the skincare industry by integrating cutting-edge science and cosmetics.
- Biotechnology
- Incorporating amino acid-derived ingredients marks a significant intersection between biotechnology and consumer products, offering potential for novel skin treatment solutions.
- Cosmeceuticals
- The trend towards combining medicinal ingredients with cosmetic products is paving the way for the growth of the cosmeceutical industry, redefining skincare efficacy.
