Surfachem Launched a Range of Seven Fermentation Products
Elena Rahman — August 24, 2021 — Fashion
References: surfachem & cosmeticsbusiness
These fermentation products could become the next generation of sustainable and natural skin and hair care. Surfachem recently launched a range of skincare formulas fueled by microbes, microalgae, and fermented yeast. While natural skincare ingredients bring us closer to nature, brands still rely heavily on farming natural resources to create their formulas. Such resources are in decline due to over-consumption.
Surfachem's solution is to turn towards natural ingredients that can be grown and cultivated in a lab without compromising land and freshwater for crops. The range includes seven innovative products. This includes the ALgae Pure Serum, a Calming Scalp Yoghurt, and an Exfoliating Cleanser. Also part of the range is the Fromage Whip, the Magic Tremella Elixir, the Radiance Bubble Mousse, and the Vitasyle Treatment.
Image Credit: Surfachem
Surfachem's solution is to turn towards natural ingredients that can be grown and cultivated in a lab without compromising land and freshwater for crops. The range includes seven innovative products. This includes the ALgae Pure Serum, a Calming Scalp Yoghurt, and an Exfoliating Cleanser. Also part of the range is the Fromage Whip, the Magic Tremella Elixir, the Radiance Bubble Mousse, and the Vitasyle Treatment.
Image Credit: Surfachem
Trend Themes
1. Fermented Skincare Products - Fermented and lab-grown skincare and haircare products that use unique natural ingredients can be a new focus for brands seeking sustainable and environmentally friendly alternatives.
2. Microbe-based Formulas - Creating skincare formulas that use beneficial microbes and microalgae to improve the health of the skin and hair is a significant disruptive innovation opportunity.
3. Lab-based Cultivation of Natural Ingredients - The innovative cultivation of natural ingredients in a lab for use in skincare and haircare products could offer a sustainable alternative to farming and harvest.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty and Skincare - The development of fermented multipurpose skincare products that offer natural alternatives to traditional skincare solutions could be of interest to companies already in the beauty product space.
2. Agriculture and Biotech - Creating fermented skincare solutions uses resources from agriculture and biotech industries and could be a new focus for these industries aimed at reducing the environmental impact from traditional skincare and beauty methods.
3. Lab-based Manufacturing - Manufacturers who are set up to create lab-based skincare solutions, including niche ingredient formulations, can capitalize in this area and use the innovative cultivation of natural ingredients for use in skincare and haircare products.
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