Plenty of daily moisturizer SPF products have been released by beauty and skincare brands alike but innovative sun care brand Supergoop is launching an all-in-one 'Superscreen Daily Moisturizer SPF 40 PA+++' that boasts ingredients that nourish, hydrate and protect.
While the brand's line of facial moisturizers includes a serum, an everyday sunscreen and a soothing mineral sunscreen, this new addition to its collection helps to fill in the gaps for daily care. The do-it-all sun care moisturizer is packed with antioxidant-rich blue-green algae, SPF 40 and cerium, which provides UV shielding and blocks blue light from devices that can speed up the visible signs of aging.
The SPF moisturizer offers an effortless way for consumers to address, and potentially even prevent, a number of health and beauty concerns.
Protective All-in-One Moisturizers
The Superscreen Daily Moisturizer SPF Hydrates & Protects
Trend Themes
1. All-in-one Moisturizers - The trend of all-in-one moisturizers presents an opportunity for innovative skincare brands to cater to consumers looking for multi-functional and convenient products.
2. Hydrating Sunscreens - The trend of hydrating sunscreens opens up possibilities for beauty brands to offer products that not only protect from the sun but also moisturize the skin.
3. Blue Light Protection - The trend of incorporating blue light protection in skincare products creates opportunities for brands to address the growing concern of digital device-induced skin damage.
Industry Implications
1. Skincare Industry - The skincare industry can take advantage of the all-in-one moisturizer trend by developing innovative products that combine multiple benefits in a single formulation.
2. Beauty Industry - The beauty industry can capitalize on the trend of hydrating sunscreens by offering products that not only provide sun protection but also enhance the skin's hydration levels.
3. Tech Industry - The tech industry has an opportunity to develop and market skincare products with effective blue light protection, catering to consumers' increasing concerns over digital device-induced skin damage.