The Amazon Silk Facial Serum Contains the Rare Super Sacha Inchi Nut
Laura McQuarrie — August 4, 2021 — Fashion
References: amazonsilk.pe & cosmeticsbusiness
Cloudforest Peru collaborated with a collective of farmers in a remote part of the cloud forest to create the Amazon Silk facial serum, which features Super Sacha Inchi, a nut that can only be found in the Amazon cloud forest of Peru. This hero ingredient is said to be the single richest source of Omega 3s anywhere in nature, and it has the potential to greatly influence the cosmeceuticals industry. As cosmetic scientist Juan Carlos Salgado says, “I am thrilled that we have formulated the most unique and effective cream that I have seen in 30 years as a cosmetic scientist."
Through its work with farmers, the brand is devoted to sustainably harvesting the nut, as well as creating socially conscious programs to enrich the community as a whole.
Through its work with farmers, the brand is devoted to sustainably harvesting the nut, as well as creating socially conscious programs to enrich the community as a whole.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Cosmeceuticals - The use of sustainably sourced omega-rich ingredients for cosmeceuticals presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the beauty industry.
2. Superfood Skincare - The use of rare and nutrient-dense superfoods in skincare has disruptive potential for the cosmetic industry as consumers prioritize health and wellness in their daily routines.
3. Community-driven Beauty - Community-focused collaborations and socially conscious programs offer a disruptive opportunity for the beauty industry to address issues beyond just the product itself.
Industry Implications
1. Cosmetics - Cosmetic companies can tap into the trend of sustainably sourced and nutrient-dense ingredients to create innovative and effective products that meet consumers' changing expectations and preferences.
2. Beauty - The beauty industry can respond to the demand for socially conscious and community-driven initiatives through partnerships and programs that give back to their suppliers and the communities they serve.
3. Farming - The farming industry can benefit from collaborations with cosmetic companies and consumer brands to promote sustainable and ethical practices while creating economic opportunities for remote and marginalized communities.
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