The Sisters Body complete set consists of the brand's non-toxic Balancing Shampoo, Nourishing Conditioner and
Gentle Body Wash. The three-in-one kit features products formulated with 100% essential oils, including no added sulfates, parabens, preservatives or silicones.
Specializing in non-toxic hair care and body care products, Sisters Body gets its name from its founders and sisters Doni, Eva and Jo Zasloff -- a musician, a family doctor and midwife -- who saw a gap in the beauty market and who sought to offer clean and premium products at an accessible price point.
The complete set's Balancing Shampoo cleans hair without stripping it of natural oils while the Nourishing Conditioner combines murumuru and cupuaçu nut butters that strengthen damaged locks while making them shinier. Lastly, its Gentle Body Wash is light and moisturizing, with each product also packaged in 100% recycled bottles.
Non-Toxic Hair Care Sets
Sisters Body's Complete Set
Trend Themes
1. Non-toxic Personal Care - Sisters Body's non-toxic hair care set highlights a growing trend towards safer personal care products free from sulfates, parabens, preservatives, and silicones.
2. Essential Oils - Sisters Body's products are formulated using 100% essential oils, indicating a trend towards plant-based ingredients in the personal care industry.
3. Sustainable Packaging - Sisters Body's use of 100% recycled bottles showcases the rising trend for sustainable packaging options in the beauty industry.
Industry Implications
1. Personal Care - The personal care industry has an opportunity to innovate by creating more natural, safer products that are accessible to consumers like Sisters Body's non-toxic hair care set.
2. Essential Oils - The essential oils industry has an opportunity to innovate by creating high-quality plant-based ingredients for personal care products.
3. Packaging - The packaging industry has an opportunity to innovate by creating more sustainable options for personal care products that are both eco-friendly and cost-effective, as demonstrated by Sisters Body's use of recycled bottles.