Queen V's Swipe Right Wipes are gentle intimate care wipes that replace artificial chemicals with ingredients like nourishing vitamin E, coconut oil, aloe and evening primrose oil.
Queen V is a Millennial-friendly feminine care brand known for its bright branding and wide range of products. These include feminine care washes, bath bombs, creams and deodorizers to name a few. The company's honest marketing approach has made it a favorite among young demographics and aims to destigmatize feminine care -- a subject many can find uncomfortable or even embarrassing.
These intimate care wipes are ideal for on-the-go use and are conveniently flushable. The wipes leave users feeling clean and refreshed while working to balance PH levels. Each package features 32 feminine hygiene wipes and wipes can be purchased individually or through a subscription model that unlocks a 20% discount for shoppers.
PH-Balanced Intimate Care Wipes
Queen V's Swipe Right Wipes are Infused with Natural Ingredients
Trend Themes
1. Natural Intimate Care Products - Opportunity for companies to adopt a natural approach to feminine care products, replacing artificial chemicals with natural ingredients like vitamin E, coconut oil, aloe and evening primrose oil.
2. Millennial-friendly Branding - Opportunity for businesses to adopt honest and colorful brand marketing approaches that break down stigmatized topics for younger demographics, like feminine care.
3. Subscription-based Models - Opportunity for companies to incentivize repeat customers by offering subscription models that unlock discounts for or free shipping.
Industry Implications
1. Feminine Care - The feminine care industry can shift towards natural ingredients and destigmatizing branding to tap a younger demographic market.
2. Subscription Services - The subscription-based industry can take advantage of discount-based models and offer tailored products and services to incentivize repeat customers.
3. Retail - The retail industry can integrate natural products and honest marketing to appeal to younger generations who prioritize health and transparency.