The Haus Labs Triclone Skin Tech Foundation is one of several new products being launched by the Lady Gaga-founded beauty brand for consumers to incorporate into their daily makeup looks. The foundation is formulated with a patent-pending fermented arnica as the base, but is also infused with more than 20 ingredients commonly found in skincare. This helps the product maintain the functionality of a skincare product, while working well in daily makeup looks.
The Haus Labs Triclone Skin Tech Foundation comes in a total of 51 shades in six color families to ensure it will match the person's skin depth and undertones perfectly. The product is thus suitable for consumers with virtually any skin tone to ensure a strong attention to inclusivity.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Fermented Skincare
- Beauty brands can explore formulating skincare and makeup products with fermented ingredients for added benefits.
- Inclusive Beauty
- Brands can make strides towards inclusivity by expanding their shade ranges to match a wider variety of skin tones.
- Makeup-skincare Hybrids
- The demand for efficiency and multipurpose products is on the rise; beauty brands can innovate by creating makeup products with added skincare benefits.
Sectors Adopting This
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can tap into fermenting and inclusivity trends by creating skincare and makeup products that cater to all skin tones and incorporate fermented ingredients.
- Consumer Goods
- Consumer goods companies can capitalize on the rising demand for inclusive beauty by creating personal care products that are tailored to diverse consumer groups.
- Technology
- Technology companies can create tools and platforms that help consumers match their skin tones with vast shade ranges for makeup products, improving the shopping experience and promoting inclusivity.
