Netflix's 'Queer Eye' star Jonathan Van Ness has partnered with Biotech company Amyris to create the new haircare line JVN.
JVN is named after the reality star and founder Jonathan Van Ness and boasts an array of clean hair products. Jonathan Van Ness is dubbed the "grooming expert" on the hit reality show Queer Eye and has taken his style expertise one step further in this comprehensive line of products. The JVN line uses Amyris' Hemisqualane formula, designed to deeply penetrate and nourish the hair. The line features numerous collections - Nurture, Embody, and Complete - each targeting a specific hair type.
JVN Is committed to sustainability and will primarily package its bottles with recycled materials. The brand is also determined to become plastic-free by 2025.
Celebrity-Made Haircare Lines
Queer Eye's Jonathan Van Ness Debuts a Line of Haircare Products
Trend Themes
1. Clean Hair Products - The rise of celebrity-made haircare lines is leading to the development of cleaner and more sustainable hair products.
2. Personalized Haircare - Celebrity-made haircare lines are offering collections to target specific hair types, opening up opportunities for personalized haircare.
3. Sustainable Packaging - The commitment to sustainability and plastic-free packaging by celebrity-made haircare line JVN is setting a trend for more environmentally friendly packaging in the beauty industry.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty and Personal Care - Celebrity-made haircare lines present a disruptive innovation opportunity for the beauty and personal care industry to create more customized and sustainable products to meet growing consumer demand.
2. Biotechnology - The partnership between Jonathan Van Ness and biotech company Amyris to use their Hemisqualane formula demonstrates the potential for biotechnology to develop innovative and sustainable ingredients for the beauty industry.
3. Sustainability - With a commitment to being plastic-free by 2025, JVN's sustainable packaging practices highlight the importance of sustainability in all industries, including beauty, and the potential for innovation in sustainable practices.