Japanese firm Kao created an innovative skincare supplement for the Sofina iP brand in the form of a drinkable shot and a tablet that's beneficial for boosting blood flow and enhancing moisture levels. Launching in the spring, the ingestible skincare solutions both tap into the power of chlorogenic acid as a key active ingredient, which is a phytochemical that's found in coffee. When extracted with a patented method, caffeine is removed from the chlorogenic acid that's used in the products.
In addition to calling out benefits for the skin, the products are also said to improve blood flow when the temperature is cold or a room's temperature is low. These dual-function claims promise to appeal to women who commonly experience a chill in the extremities.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Skincare Supplements with Active Ingredients
- Innovative skincare supplements are being developed with active ingredients that provide benefits beyond traditional topicals.
- Ingestible Skincare Solutions
- Ingestible skincare products are becoming popular due to their ability to enhance skin health from the inside out.
- Dual-function Skincare Products
- Skincare products with dual functions, such as improving blood flow and enhancing moisture levels, are gaining popularity.
Sectors Adopting This
- Beauty and Personal Care Industry
- The beauty and personal care industry can benefit from developing innovative skincare supplements that cater to the growing demand for ingestible skincare products.
- Functional Foods Industry
- The functional foods industry can explore the development of products that provide beauty and wellness benefits, such as these skincare supplements that enhance moisture levels and boost blood flow.
- Pharmaceutical Industry
- The pharmaceutical industry might consider incorporating active ingredients found in skincare supplements into drugs that can improve skin health from the inside out.
