There are plenty of skincare products that provide a tightening effect and plenty of firming bodycare products that offer similar results but U-Beauty's new product stands out for its focus on the arms. When U-Beauty founder Tina Craig started the brand, she said she was interested in creating "invisible shapewear for [her] arms" and after a few years of testing, the product is finally ready to get into the hands of consumers.
The newly launched The SCULPT Arm Compound is formulated to visibly tighten the skin on the arms using a combination of peptides, plankton and probiotics, as well as the retinol-rich SIREN Capsule for its firming, smoothing and brightening qualities. The hydrating, non-sticky serum is rich and touted as a "revolutionary concentrate."
Arm-Focused Firming Bodycare
The SCULPT Arm Compound is Like "Invisible Shapewear for Arms"
Trend Themes
1. Arm-focused Bodycare - A growing trend in the beauty industry is arm-focused bodycare, offering specialized skincare products providing tightening and firming effect for arms.
2. Invisible Shapewear - A trend in bodycare and fashion product development is invisible shapewear, providing a cosmetic layer of support to the body and helping consumers achieve a more sculpted look without the need for shapewear garments.
3. Retinol-based Skincare - The use of retinol in bodycare and skincare products is trending, given its well-established anti-aging properties and ability to tighten and brighten skin.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty - The beauty industry can capitalize on the arm-focused bodycare trend by developing specialized products and marketing them as part of a full-body solution for skin maintenance and enhancement.
2. Fashion - The fashion industry can leverage the concept of invisible shapewear to design and develop clothing and accessories that provide added contour or support while remaining virtually undetectable to the wearer and others.
3. Pharmaceuticals - The use of retinol-based skincare provides a disruptive innovation opportunity for pharmaceutical companies to develop and market new skincare products or to expand their cosmetics portfolio, leveraging their existing expertise in formulating and testing active ingredients.