New research on the skin microbiome is reshaping what we know about the role of bacteria in the skin and Gladskin is leveraging the latest findings in its Eczema Cream with Micreobalance. Gladskin sets itself apart as a first-of-its-kind, non-prescription solution in the United States, promising to moisturize and rebalance the skin, all the while reducing redness and itchiness.
The microbiome-balancing skincare cream is being introduced to support the 30 million Americans who suffer from eczema. With Micreobalance, "a protein that balances the skin microbiome while moisturizing," Gladskin's Eczema Cream is effective for providing soothing relief to those with sensitive skin using only a few simple ingredients. The hypoallergenic product is free from preservatives, fragrances, alcohols and steroids, and is safe for ages three and up.
Microbiome-Balancing Eczema Creams
The Gladskin Eczema Cream Reduces Itching & Redness
Trend Themes
1. Microbiome-balancing Skincare - The trend of using microbiome-balancing ingredients in skincare products presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for companies to create effective, safe, and natural solutions for various skin conditions.
2. Non-prescription Topical Treatments - The trend of developing non-prescription topical treatments presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for companies to tap into the large market of people suffering from skin conditions such as eczema, without the need for doctors visits.
3. Hypoallergenic & Simple Formulations - The trend of developing hypoallergenic and simple formulations in skincare presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for companies to cater to the growing demand for natural, safe, and effective skincare products.
Industry Implications
1. Skincare - The skincare industry can leverage microbiome-balancing ingredients, non-prescription topical treatments, and hypoallergenic formulations to create innovative solutions for various skin conditions.
2. Pharmaceuticals - The pharmaceutical industry can explore microbiome-balancing approaches to develop effective and safe treatments for various skin conditions.
3. Consumer Goods - The consumer goods industry can tap into the growing demand for natural and safe skincare products by developing hypoallergenic and simple formulations that incorporate microbiome-balancing ingredients.