Last year, Kopari launched the Sun Shield Body Glow and it sold out multiple times, paving the way for the creation of a weightless daily face SPF with broad-spectrum protection. Kopari's Sun Shield Soft Glow Daily Face SPF 30 is now being released as a facial sunscreen product with a gel-like feel that blends in seamlessly without leaving a white cast.
This glow-boosting product for all skin types is infused with mica and it provides a lightweight satin finish, all the while nourishing skin with Vitamin E.
Next-generation SPF products that perform like skincare and provide long-lasting comfort are becoming increasingly important. As more people become aware of the harmful effects of UV rays, they are looking for products that not only protect their skin but also nourish and hydrate it. This next-generation SPF product offers a dual benefit, helping to prevent sun damage while also improving the overall quality and appearance of the skin.
Weightless Facial Sunscreens
Kopari's Daily Face SPF Provides a Layerable, Lightweight Finish
Trend Themes
1. Dual Benefit Skincare - Creating sunscreen products that offer skincare benefits in addition to sun protection, meeting the consumer's increasing demand for multi-functional beauty products.
2. Glow-boosting Sunscreens - Developing facial sunscreens with added glow-boosting properties that create a radiant appearance post-application.
3. Next-gen Long-lasting SPF - Designing next-generation sun protection products that provide long-lasting comfort and protection against UV rays for all skin types.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty and Personal Care - Beauty and personal care industries can create and market more sunscreens that are infused with skincare benefits, especially glow-boosting properties, to meet the increasing consumer demand for multi-functional beauty products.
2. Skincare - Skincare industries can innovate and improve sunscreens to offer long-lasting protection against UV rays, while also providing skincare benefits such as nourishment, hydration, and preventing sun damage.
3. Cosmetics - Cosmetics industries have the opportunity to create new facial sunscreens with a lightweight and gel-like feel that blend seamlessly without leaving a white cast, meeting the consumers' demand for comfortable, easy-to-apply beauty products.