Citronella, lavender and catnip are some of the ingredients that are commonly found in insect repellent products, but the Really Good De-Bug Balm provides a chemical-free solution with alternative natural ingredients.
The oil-based spray is made from a number of unusual ingredients, most notably karanja and neem seed oils, which are rich in antioxidants and vitamin C. The fragrant chemical-free mosquito repellent is further enhanced with oils from sources like lemon eucalyptus and peppermint. Unlike many other insect-repelling products, this one is gentle enough for use on the face and body. Even as an oil, this is a spray product that will not sit on the skin and leave it feeling heavy or greasy.
The natural vegan and cruelty-free product is certified with Beauty Without Cruelty and is a member of PETA's Beauty Without Bunnies Program.
What's Driving This Trend
- Chemical-free Insect Repellents
- The rise of chemical-free insect repellent products using natural alternatives opens up opportunities to disrupt traditional chemical-based insect repellent industry.
- Natural Ingredient-based Cosmetics
- The trend to replace synthetic ingredients with natural alternatives in cosmetic products creates opportunities for innovation and marketability.
- Sustainable and Cruelty-free Cosmetics
- Consumers' growing concern for the environment and ethics in cosmetics production has opened up market opportunities for sustainable and cruelty-free products.
Who This Affects Most
- Insect Repellent
- The natural ingredients in Really Good's 'De-Bug Balm' signal disruptive innovation opportunities for companies in the insect repellent industry to develop chemical-free alternatives.
- Cosmetics
- The trend towards natural ingredients in cosmetics presents opportunities for companies in the cosmetics industry to develop innovative and sustainable products.
- Animal-friendly Products
- The certification of Really Good's 'De-Bug Balm' with the Beauty Without Bunnies Program highlights the opportunities for companies in the cosmetics industry to meet consumer demand for cruelty-free products.
