Neighbourhood Botanicals' Acid Washed Foaming Facial Cleanser was formulated as a solution for oily, combination or sensitive skin, as it is designed to cleanse and clarify the skin without leaving it feeling stripped. The product is touted as a "fun acid foam party for your face" and it contains brightening and plumping lactic acid to gently remove dead skin cells, as well as aloe vera to soothe irritation. The alcohol-free foaming cleanser also contains other ingredients like a mild sulphate-free cleansers derived from coconut oil, floral water, vegetable glycerin and witch hazel hydrosol as a natural astringent.
The aloe-based foaming cleanser is also enriched with the natural oils of lemon peel, coriander seed, rosemary leaf and tea tree, which are fresh, aromatic and packed with antibacterial properties.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Alcohol-free Foaming Cleansers
- An opportunity for companies to invest in plant-based foaming cleansers to cater to sensitive skin consumers.
- Antibacterial Facial Cleansers
- Developing facial cleansers with antibacterial properties could be a disruptive innovation in the skincare industry.
- Natural Astringent Ingredients
- Companies could innovate by sourcing and incorporating more natural astringent ingredients into their formulations for acne-prone and oily skin.
Where This Applies
- Skincare
- The skincare industry can benefit from investing in natural and alcohol-free foaming cleansers to cater to various skin types.
- Beauty
- Brands and companies can incorporate more natural and antibacterial ingredients to cater to consumers looking for clean and sustainable products.
- Personal Care
- Innovation in the development of plant-based and natural astringent ingredients can disrupt the personal care industry for acne-prone and oily skin.
