Food-Scented Shampoos

The Einstein Bros. Shampoo and Conditioner are Brand-Inspired

The Einstein Bros. shampoo and conditioner have been unveiled by the brand as a new cosmetic lineup that will speak to consumers who are looking for an unexpectedly tasty way to wash their hair.

The set of cosmetics includes the 'Cheesy Shampoo' and 'Wakin' Bacon Conditioner,' which can be purchased directly from the brand via its website while supplies last. The products are themed after the foods you'd find at one of its locations and offers avid fans of the brand a new way to incorporate their favorite flavors into their lifestyle.

The Einstein Bros. shampoo and conditioner have been created as a truly authentic product that is reported by the brand to leave you smelling like cheese and bacon for the length of the day.
Trend Themes
1. Food-scents for Personal Care - There is a growing trend of incorporating food scents into personal care products to provide consumers with an unusual experience, brands can innovate and create new products that offer unique fragrances.
2. Brand-inspired Cosmetics - The use of brand-inspired cosmetics that play on the iconic features of a brand could open innovation opportunities for brands to expand their product lines and boost consumer engagement.
3. Sensory Personalization in Cosmetics - The trend of sensory personalization in cosmetics where consumers can choose the scents that resonate with them could present an opportunity for brands to create products that cater to these specific needs.
Industry Implications
1. Personal Care - The personal care industry can leverage the trend of scenting products with food flavors to offer consumers a unique experience and differentiate themselves in a crowded market.
2. Food and Beverage - As seen with Einstein Bros., the food and beverage industry could potentially innovate by launching products beyond consumables, such as food-inspired cosmetics, to increase brand recognition and engagement.
3. Retail - Retailers could potentially make use of the trend of sensory personalization in cosmetics to offer customers unique shopping experiences that cater to their individual needs.

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