When only designed for protection, the average face mask can cause irritation and maskne, and Flora Masks is introducing "the world's first skin-friendly face mask" on Kickstarter. The handmade face masks created by dermatologists are made with hypoallergenic silk to reduce irritation and they include a raised foam structure to boost ventilation and limit humidity. The adjustable face masks boast an ergonomic design that actually reduces contact with the skin by more than 50%, helping to create an experience that's more comfortable and less likely to lead to undesirable skincare effects.
Alongside its skin-friendly face masks, the brand is introducing Maskcare, a system of supplementary products to improve skin health, mental health and "elevate global skin standards for our new age." There's a pre-mask cleanser, a skin-friendly antibacterial spray and solutions for tackling bad breath.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Skin-friendly Masks
- Innovative companies can create eco-friendly and biodegradable alternatives to disposable masks with skin-friendly materials.
- Personalized Skincare
- There is an opportunity for companies to create personalized skincare solutions that complement skin-friendly face masks.
- Healthcare Fashion
- Companies can combine fashion and healthcare by introducing skin-friendly masks that are both aesthetically pleasing and functional.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- Fashion brands can explore the market of healthcare fashion by introducing skin-friendly face masks that are both comfortable and stylish.
- Skincare Industry
- The skincare industry can provide supplementary products, such as pre-mask cleansers and antibacterial sprays, to enhance the skin's health and compliment the use of skin-friendly face masks.
- Sustainability Industry
- Companies can make use of skin-friendly, eco-friendly materials to create biodegradable and reusable face masks that are good for both the skin and the environment.
