With all skin types in mind, Clarins created a Gentle Renewing Cleansing Mousse that's infused with exfoliating, AHA-rich tamarind pulp extract. The product is a texture-packed treat for the skin that's lightweight and foaming—thanks to ingredients like naturally lathering organic saponaria, the formula is soap- and SLS-free.
The cleanser is effective for keeping pores clear of dead skin cells and it rounds out the gentle experience with soothing ingredients like vegetal squalene to offer to protect skin from the effects of hard water. The cleanser features the brand's new Gentle Complex, which consists of pure organic golden gentian and organic lemon balm extracts from its own open-air lab and farm in the French Alps.
The delicate lather stirs the senses with fruity and floral notes of tangerine, neroli and ylang ylang.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Natural Exfoliating Cleansers
- The use of natural exfoliants in cleansers is becoming a popular trend in the beauty industry.
- Gentle Cleansing Products
- The trend for gentle cleansing products is growing in response to the increasing demand for sensitive skin care solutions.
- In-house Extracts
- The trend of using in-house plant extracts in beauty products is offering innovative solutions for brands to differentiate themselves.
Sectors Adopting This
- Beauty and Personal Care
- The beauty industry can capitalize on the trend for natural, gentle cleansers offering innovative skincare solutions for their customers.
- Natural Ingredient Suppliers
- Natural ingredient suppliers can gain an advantage by developing and marketing new natural exfoliants to the beauty industry.
- Agriculture and Farming
- The agriculture and farming industry can benefit from the trend of in-house plant extracts by partnering with beauty brands to supply organic extracts.
