Newly launched beauty brand 107 makes vinegar skincare products that comes from one of the largest and oldest aged vinegar breweries in Korea. Derived from wheat and three types of rice, the vinegar takes at least seven years to age and some batches are left to ferment for multiple decades.
107's products tap into the need for both inner and outer wellness solutions, as its line includes two outer wellness products and two inner wellness items, all of which are made with the brand's hero ingredient. Some of the vinegar-infused products that can be purchased from the brand include the balancing Chaga Jelly Low pH Cleanser and the Micro Drizzle Hydro Toner, which combines three types of hyaluronic acid.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Vinegar Skincare
- Integrating vinegar into skincare products can offer unique benefits and disrupt the beauty industry.
- Inner and Outer Wellness
- Combining inner and outer wellness solutions in skincare products presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the wellness industry.
- Long Aging and Fermentation Process
- Utilizing a long aging and fermentation process in skincare products can create a distinctive selling point and disrupt the skincare market.
Where This Applies
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can explore the potential of vinegar-infused skincare products to offer innovative and effective solutions.
- Wellness
- The wellness industry can leverage the trend of combining inner and outer wellness products to create holistic solutions for consumers.
- Skincare
- The skincare industry can explore the benefits of long aging and fermentation process to create unique and high-quality skincare products.
