Pêche makes biodegradable razors with wheat straw, and they're sold in sets of three that can be used up to four times. The razors for dermaplaning at home are useful for keeping skin exfoliated and glowing, and helping to create a smooth canvas for the application of skincare or color cosmetics.
Inside The Pêche Kit from the brand, there are colors like Naked, Peaches and Pinkme, which contain stainless steel blades specifically for the purposes of facial dermaplaning. The non-slip razor handles help to make the experience of face shaving comfortable, environmentally friendly and luxurious at home.
With many people choosing DIY home treatments in favor of professional options, dermaplaning is becoming a popular manual exfoliation technique.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Biodegradable Razors
- Innovation opportunity for razor manufacturers to meet consumers' growing demand for eco-friendly personal care products.
- At-home Dermaplaning
- Disruptive opportunity for personal care and beauty industries to offer tools and products for at-home dermaplaning treatments.
- Wheat Straw Utilization
- Innovation potential for companies to explore the use of wheat straw in creating eco-friendly consumer products to promote sustainability.
Sectors Adopting This
- Personal Care
- Opportunity for personal care companies to develop biodegradable and sustainable razors to appeal to environmentally conscious consumers.
- Beauty
- Opportunity for beauty companies to explore the demand for at-home dermaplaning treatments and create specialized tools and products for their customers.
- Agriculture
- Opportunity for agricultural companies to explore and monetize wheat straw utilization in various industries to promote sustainability and reduce waste.
