Haircare brand Vegamour released a collection of plant-based haircare products that are made to hydrate hair for 72 hours. Hydr-8 is a three-step haircare system that hydrates dry, damaged, dehydrated hair. The formula of Hydr-8 consists of several plant-based key ingredients that seal the hydration and soothe hair. One of the key ingredients used in Hydr-8 is Karmatin™, a vegan silk alternative to keratin that helps strengthen moisture in the hair and reduce frizz.
Hydr-8 comprises three different products, which are the shampoo, conditioner, and the deep moisture repair mask. They all share the same pick color design with metallic shade seal caps. To use Hydr-8, the steps to use the shampoo and conditioner are essentially the same while the deep moisture repair mask can only be applied for about five minutes and no more than 10 minutes. This haircare product comes with an essentials kit but can be bought separately and is currently available for purchase.
Plant-Based Hydrating Haircare
Hydr-8 Rehydrates Hair with Natural Plant-Based Ingredients
Trend Themes
1. Plant-based Haircare - There's an opportunity to create more plant-based haircare products that meet the growing demand of eco-conscious consumers.
2. 72-hour Hydration - Developing haircare products that provide long-lasting hydration could be a game-changer, especially for people with dry and damaged hair.
3. Vegan Keratin Alternatives - Karmatin™, a vegan alternative to keratin, is just the beginning of a growing trend towards plant-based and more sustainable haircare ingredients.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty and Personal Care Industry - With the rise of eco-conscious consumers, brands can tap into the growing demand for sustainable and plant-based beauty and personal care products.
2. Haircare Industry - Developing innovative haircare products such as plant-based and long-lasting hydration solutions creates a potentially lucrative opportunity in the market.
3. Textile Industry - The development of vegan silk and other eco-friendly textile alternatives in the haircare industry could spark innovation and disruption in the textile industry as well.