A wide variety of ingredients are chosen for their ability to efficiently buff away dull, dry and dead skin in an exfoliating scrub and Shiro's Adzuki Scrub favors the use of adzuki bean seeds. The pore-cleansing body scrub is made with moisturizing sunflower seed oil, which helps the bean-based scrub gently smooth over the skin as it's massaged in.
The nourishing and smoothing scrub is ideal for all-over exfoliating, especially when it comes to preparing the body for the application of a self-tanner in the summer months.
This new scrub by Shiro taps into the ancient tradition of cleansing with adzuki beans, as women of the Japanese Imperial court once used the ingredient to scrub their faces—now, the popular exfoliant is appearing in a range of Japanese and international skincare products.
What's Driving This Trend
- Adzuki Bean Scrubs
- Opportunity for beauty companies to create innovative and natural exfoliating scrubs using adzuki bean seeds.
- Sunflower Seed Oil
- Potential for skincare brands to utilize sunflower seed oil as a moisturizing ingredient in body scrubs.
- Ancient Ingredients in Modern Skincare
- Demand for skincare products that incorporate traditional ingredients like adzuki beans for their historical and cultural significance.
Who This Affects Most
- Beauty and Skincare
- Beauty companies can develop bean-based body scrubs that cater to the growing demand for natural and effective exfoliation.
- Wellness and Spa
- Opportunity for spas and wellness centers to incorporate adzuki bean scrubs into their exfoliation treatments.
- Natural and Organic Products
- Potential for the natural and organic skincare industry to create innovative exfoliating products using adzuki beans and sunflower seed oil.
