Clear Out Extra Strength Has a 20% Stronger Formula
Laura McQuarrie — September 21, 2020 — Fashion
References: tryclearly & prnewswire
Clearly Basics created Clear Out Extra Strength as a new retinol solution that's 20% stronger and a non-prescription retinol option for those who want to keep skin clear, smooth and free of redness. The new skincare solution for customers with acne-prone skin combines retinol with salicylic acid and azelaic acidd—three medical-grade ingredients.
With this new retinol skincare product, Ron Kwok, CEO of Clearly Basics, says: "We began our company with a balanced retinol product but found as we worked with thousands of acne-sufferers, that some simply needed more ingredient power to get clearer skin." While retinol is useful for clearing out dead skin cells, smoothing rough skin and boosting the production of collagen, azelaic acid is calming and brightening and salicylic acid, a BHA and astringent, helps to reduce oiliness.
Image Credit: Clearly Basics
With this new retinol skincare product, Ron Kwok, CEO of Clearly Basics, says: "We began our company with a balanced retinol product but found as we worked with thousands of acne-sufferers, that some simply needed more ingredient power to get clearer skin." While retinol is useful for clearing out dead skin cells, smoothing rough skin and boosting the production of collagen, azelaic acid is calming and brightening and salicylic acid, a BHA and astringent, helps to reduce oiliness.
Image Credit: Clearly Basics
Trend Themes
1. Stronger Non-prescription Retinol - Developing stronger non-prescription retinol skincare products could disrupt the skincare industry by offering more effective treatment options for conditions like acne.
2. Combination Skincare Solutions - Combining different medical-grade ingredients like retinol, salicylic acid, and azelaic acid could offer more advanced and specific skincare treatment options for various skin concerns.
3. Customized Skincare Formulation - Developing the technology to create customized skincare formulations based on specific skin concerns and needs could disrupt the skincare industry by providing personalized solutions for individuals.
Industry Implications
1. Skincare - Non-prescription retinol skincare products could provide new treatment options for individuals looking to clear their skin of acne or other issues.
2. Cosmetics - Combining different medical-grade ingredients in cosmetic formulations could lead to more advanced and effective treatment options for various skin types and concerns.
3. Technology - Developing technology to create customized skincare formulations could disrupt the beauty industry and provide personalized and precise solutions for individuals.
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