The Soap Co. recently added to its eco body care collection with an all-new Mulberry & Amber variety that is protective and nourishing. The brand's hand wash, hand lotion, body wash, body lotion and solid bar soaps are packed with antioxidant-rich mulberry root extract, as well as bee-friendly calendula as a beeswax alternative.
As well as creating products that are vegan, biodegradable and free from SLS, synthetic color, petrochemicals, silicones, parabens and other undesirable ingredients, The Soap Co. takes care to support aquatic life and insects. The brand embraces eco-friendly packaging made from old milk bottles, compostable sticky labels, recycled and recyclable paper and non-toxic, biodegradable glue.
The Soap Co. favors a "semi-automated production line" and prides itself on employing over 100 people, the majority of whom are blind, disabled or otherwise disadvantaged.
Eco Body Care Collections
The Soap Co.'s Mulberry & Amber Line is Antioxidant-Rich & Protective
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Packaging - The trend of using sustainable and compostable materials for product packaging presents an opportunity for businesses to embrace eco-friendly practices.
2. Vegan and Biodegradable Products - The trend of creating vegan and biodegradable products opens up new markets for businesses looking to cater to environmentally conscious consumers.
3. Inclusive Employment - The trend of employing disadvantaged individuals, such as blind, disabled, or otherwise disadvantaged people, in the workforce provides an opportunity for businesses to contribute to social equality and make a positive impact.
Industry Implications
1. Body Care - The body care industry can explore the use of antioxidant-rich ingredients and sustainable packaging to meet the rising demand for eco-friendly and skin-friendly products.
2. Packaging - The packaging industry can capitalize on the trend of using sustainable and compostable materials to create innovative solutions that reduce waste and minimize environmental impact.
3. Social Enterprise - The social enterprise industry can benefit from the trend of inclusive employment by creating job opportunities for individuals who face challenges in traditional job markets.