The Bask Cleansing Balm by Ode to Self takes the form of a gentle, oil-based cleansing balm that can also be used as a face mask treatment. The balm promises to be especially beneficial for those with dry skin, as it is packed with ingredients like juniper berry CO2, antibacterial salicylic acid and skin-hydrating palmarosa plant oil. Some of the other key ingredients are tamanu oil for balancing the skin, sapote seed oil and soursop, which is known for its antiviral and antibacterial properties and its benefits for reducing flare-ups and rashes.
The balm, made from a combination of powerhouse oils, is effective for removing makeup and helping to stop current breakouts and prevent future ones. The multipurpose balm supports supple skin without leaving it feeling heavy or greasy.
Dual-Purpose Cleansing Balms
Ode to Self's Bask Cleansing Balm Doubles as a Mask
Trend Themes
1. Dual-purpose Skincare - The rise of dual-purpose products that serve multiple functions in skincare routines presents an opportunity for convenience and efficiency.
2. Ingredient-conscious Cosmetics - The demand for skincare and cosmetic products with natural, nourishing ingredients allows for innovation in formulations like cleansing balms that offer both cleansing and hydrating properties.
3. Customizable Beauty - The trend of personalized beauty products encourages the development of versatile products like cleansing balms that can be tailored to individual skincare needs.
Industry Implications
1. Skincare - The skincare industry can capitalize on the dual-purpose skincare trend by creating more innovative products that combine different functions, such as cleansing and masking.
2. Beauty - The beauty industry can tap into the demand for ingredient-conscious cosmetics by developing cleansing balms that are formulated with natural, skin-nourishing ingredients.
3. Personal Care - The personal care industry can leverage the customizable beauty trend by offering cleansing balms that can be customized to address specific skincare concerns and preferences.