Kiehl's newest product is the innovative Serum-Infused Water Cream with calendula, which is one of the key ingredients in the brand's best-selling toner globally, the Calendula Herbal Extract Alcohol-Free Toner.
With a "unique serum-infused formula architecture," the skincare product boasts a weightless feel and delivers long-lasting hydration that leaves skin looking dewy and fresh. The product has the potential to be incorporated into one's skincare routine as a lightweight moisturizer and has the potential to be especially appealing to those who experience skin irritations.
Additionally, the Serum-Infused Water Cream is beneficial for strengthening the skin barrier and diminishing early signs of aging. Each jar contains hundreds of micronized calendula petals—only visible under a microscope—that deeply nourish the skin upon application.
What's Driving This Trend
- Serum-infused Skincare
- The trend of infusing serums in skincare products can provide opportunities to create lightweight, hydrating and nourishing skincare solutions.
- Calendula as Key Ingredient
- The trend of using calendula as a key ingredient in skincare can provide opportunities to create products that strengthen the skin barrier and diminish early signs of aging.
- Microscopic Ingredients
- The trend of using micronized ingredients in skincare can provide opportunities to create products that deliver deeper nourishment and benefits upon application.
Who This Affects Most
- Cosmetics
- The cosmetics industry can develop new products by incorporating serum-infused formulas, calendula, and micronized ingredients to create hydrating and nourishing skincare products.
- Health and Wellness
- The health and wellness industry can explore serum-infused water creams with calendula and other natural ingredients to develop skin barrier strengthening products and minimize early signs of aging.
- Medical
- The medical industry can adopt serum-infused water creams with calendula and micronized ingredients for improving a patient's skin health in medical settings.