While the CEMPAKA Bali Spa Collection includes a range of body scrubs made with exotic ingredients like coconut and jasmine, the most unusual product in this assortment has to be the Bengkoang (or Jicama) Body Scrub.
Using natural granules to gently slough away dirt and dead skin cells on the surface of the skin, the body scrub from Indonesia also nourishes and moisturizes the skin with olive oil and Vitamin E. Jicama may seem like an unorthodox ingredient in a skincare product, but as a fruit that has the ability to carry a lot of water content, this benefit can be passed directly onto dry and thirsty skin.
As part of an indulgent at-home spa treatment, the Bengkoang Body Scrub provides a quick and easy way to hydrate the skin.
What's Driving This Trend
- Exotic Ingredient Skin Care
- Utilizing uncommon fruits and ingredients in skincare products offers new opportunities for unique and effective formulations.
- Natural Granule Scrubs
- The use of natural granules in body scrubs provides a gentle exfoliation method that is both effective and sustainable.
- At-home Spa Treatments
- The demand for convenient and luxurious at-home spa products is on the rise, creating opportunities for innovative self-care solutions.
Who This Affects Most
- Skincare
- The skincare industry can explore the incorporation of exotic ingredients like jicama to create innovative and effective products.
- Sustainable Beauty
- Sustainable beauty brands can develop body scrubs with natural granules as a more environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional exfoliating ingredients.
- Wellness and Self-care
- The wellness industry can tap into the growing market for at-home spa treatments by offering innovative and convenient self-care solutions.
