Food Waste-Based Moisturizers

Merit Has Just Unveiled Its New Great Skin Moisturizer

The celebrity-loved beauty brand Merit is following up its Great Skin Instant Glow Serum, with the debut of its new Great Skin Moisturizer.

Officially available as of August 22, the new Great Skin Moisturizer is a clinically-proven skincare formula that delivers "immediate and long term hydration and barrier benefits,” according to a recent press release. But unlike other moisturizers on the market, what makes Merit's Great Skin Moisturizer so unique is that it's made from food waste, specifically a byproduct of arctic microalgae growing in Iceland. This unique blend of ingredients helps to not only hydrate the skin, but also prevent transepidermal water loss, ensuring you experience both immediate and long-term benefits.

The new Great Skin Moisturizer can be purchased online from Merit's website starting August 22.

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Food-waste Skincare
Utilizing food waste as a primary ingredient, brands are crafting effective skincare products that offer unique benefits while promoting sustainability.
Microalgae-based Products
The inclusion of arctic microalgae in skincare showcases innovative uses of natural resources with potent skincare benefits.
Sustainable Beauty Formulas
Brands are developing sustainable beauty formulas that combine eco-friendly practices with high-performance skincare.

Who This Affects Most

Beauty and Personal Care
The beauty and personal care industry is seeing a rise in products that meld sustainability with effective skincare results.
Environmental Solutions
Innovations in environmental solutions are incorporating food waste into consumer products, reducing waste and environmental impact.
Biotechnology
Biotechnology is advancing with new ways to harness natural byproducts like microalgae for use in commercial applications.
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