Laboratoire Dr Renaud, a Canadian skincare brand that relies on cutting-edge research to treat different concerns, offers the 'Douceur Extrême Treatment Hand Cream.'
Affordably priced at $18 CAD, the hand cream is well-suited to Canadian winter conditions, when the the cold weather tends to leave skin dry and cracked—especially with the frequent hand washing and sanitizing many are keeping up with to avoid the spread of COVID-19. The non-oily and non-sticky formula protects against extreme cold, repairs dry skin, and acts as a shield to defend the skin's natural moisture barrier. Suitable for all skin types, the hand cream boasts a subtle lemon scent, and leaves skin feeling smooth and nourished.
Laboratoire Dr Renaud states that the cream can be used as often as necessary, and is best paired with its Satinage Gentle Scrub exfoliator.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Cold Weather Skincare
- Opportunity for developing innovative skincare products specifically designed for cold weather conditions.
- Moisture Barrier Protection
- Potential to create products that act as a shield to defend the skin's natural moisture barrier against extreme cold.
- Hydrating Hand Creams
- Growing demand for hand creams that effectively repair dry skin and provide long-lasting hydration.
Who This Affects Most
- Skincare Industry
- Innovation opportunities for companies to develop specialized skincare products targeting cold weather conditions.
- Beauty Industry
- Opportunity for beauty companies to create moisturizing hand creams with added protective benefits for consumers in colder climates.
- Personal Care Industry
- Growing market for personal care companies to offer hydrating hand creams that address the dryness caused by cold weather and frequent hand washing.
