Naturopathica is set to launch a new Kombucha Bio-Cellulose Mask that is rich in probiotics.
The hydrating, detoxifying mask leverages breathable bio-cellulose fibers to encourage even product distribution and produce what it calls an "immediate cooling sensation." The mask is infused with a serum of algae extract, as well as other nourishing ingredients like sunflower seed oil and Sodium Hyaluronate, which boasts the ability to penetrate the skin, hold onto water and promote youthful-looking skin. Once the facial mask has been applied and removed, any remaining serum can simply be worked into the skin to receive even more of its benefits.
Now that many consumers have become familiar with probiotic-rich kimchi and other fortified foods, they are now investing in topical products with probiotics, which promise to balance the skin's microbiome for a clear, radiant complexion.
Probiotic Kombucha Masks
Naturopathica's Bio-Cellulose Mask Features Detoxifying Kombucha Culture
Trend Themes
1. Probiotic Skincare - The trend towards topical products with probiotics is disrupting the traditional skincare industry and creating opportunities for natural, bacteria-based ingredients.
2. Bio-cellulose Masks - Bio-cellulose fibers are creating a new generation of breathable and evenly-distributed facial masks with potential for customization and higher efficacy.
3. Probiotic Infusions - Probiotics are being infused into various consumer products, from food to skincare, as consumers increasingly seek out products that promote gut health and a balanced microbiome.
Industry Implications
1. Skincare Industry - The skincare industry must adapt to the new trend of incorporating probiotics, natural ingredients, and customizable masks in order to remain competitive.
2. Natural Products Industry - The natural products industry has the potential to benefit from the growing interest in probiotics and other natural ingredients for both internal and external use.
3. Biotech Industry - The biotech industry is uniquely positioned to research and develop new probiotic strains and bio-cellulose technologies with future commercial applications in skincare and other industries.