Supergoop's Daily Dose Serum Boasts a One-of-a-Kind Formula
Laura McQuarrie — December 15, 2020 — Fashion
Supergoop is expanding its innovative sun care product portfolio with the Daily Dose serum, which was created to make Vitamin C as low-maintenance as possible. While revered as a hero skincare ingredient, Vitamin C is notoriously difficult to work with due to its stability as an ingredient. The first-of-its-kind Vitamin C serum with SPF 40 boasts a lightweight, milky texture and it's contained within an airless pump to shield the ingredients from light damage.
Daily Dose boasts a 14% concentration of Vitamin C, which comes from 10% of a pure, oil- and water-soluble form called ethyl ascorbic acid and 4% Kakadu plum. In development, Supergoop found that Vitamin C and SPF are a synergistic pairing, as Vitamin C helps SPF survive on skin; when applied together, Vitamin C is not exposed to the sun immediately.
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Daily Dose boasts a 14% concentration of Vitamin C, which comes from 10% of a pure, oil- and water-soluble form called ethyl ascorbic acid and 4% Kakadu plum. In development, Supergoop found that Vitamin C and SPF are a synergistic pairing, as Vitamin C helps SPF survive on skin; when applied together, Vitamin C is not exposed to the sun immediately.
Image Credit: Supergoop
Trend Themes
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Vitamin C Serums — Companies can capitalize on Vitamin C's benefits and overcome its stability issues by pairing it with other ingredients, such as SPF.
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SPF Products — The addition of innovative ingredients, like Vitamin C, to SPF products can increase their effectiveness and appeal to consumers.
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Airless Packaging — Airless packaging, like Supergoop's Daily Dose serum, can protect sensitive ingredients and offer a longer shelf-life, providing an opportunity for product differentiation.
Industry Implications
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Skincare — Skincare companies can develop new products with synergistic ingredients, like Vitamin C and SPF, to promote healthier skin and address consumer needs for low-maintenance products.
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Sun Care — Sun care companies can develop products, like SPF serums, that offer higher protection and additional benefits to appeal to a wider range of consumers.
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Packaging — Companies specializing in packaging can develop new airless packaging solutions to protect sensitive ingredients and extend the shelf-life of products, creating a competitive advantage.
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