The list of innovative cannabis skincare companies just became larger with the launch of empyri. Founded by biomedical engineer Jennifer Grant, the brand is said to "leverage cannabis in a novel (if not entirely new) way." empyri's main ingredient is upcycled cannabis root extract. Used by practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine, it ensures various health benefits, pertaining to decrease of inflammation, as well as an increase of blood circulation and digestion.
empyri currently offers three innovative cannabis skincare products. The first one is the Cannabis Sativa Oil Cleanser, the second is the Cannabis Sativa Hydrating Toner and Vitamin C, and the third one is the Cannabis Sativa Daily Moisturizer. All three options boast clean formulas and ethical ingredient sourcing as the cannabis roots are upcycled from the marijuana and hemp production waste stream.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Upcycled Skincare
- Opportunity for skincare companies to incorporate upcycled ingredients, like cannabis root extract, to create innovative and sustainable products.
- Cannabis Skincare
- Potential for companies to explore the use of cannabis in skincare, leveraging its health benefits and novel applications.
- Clean and Ethical Beauty
- Growing demand for skincare products with clean formulas and ingredients sourced ethically, offering opportunities for brands to cater to conscious consumers.
Where This Applies
- Skincare Industry
- Opportunity for skincare companies to tap into the growing market of eco-friendly and sustainable skincare products that utilize upcycled ingredients.
- Cannabis Industry
- Emerging market for cannabis-based skincare products, with the potential for disruptive innovation and novel applications of cannabis in the beauty industry.
- Beauty Industry
- Demand for clean and ethical beauty products presents an opportunity for brands to create innovative skincare lines that cater to conscious consumers.
