Surface Deep's Anti-Odor Pads Replace Deodorant
Laura McQuarrie — May 2, 2020 — Lifestyle
References: surfacedeep & forbes
Many consumers are making changes to the deodorant they use, especially when it comes to choosing a cleaner formula but Surface Deep offers a unique alternative to deodorant with individually wrapped, biodegradable pads. The Anti-Odorant Pads were developed by dermatologist Dr. Alicia Zalka, who forgot to pack deodorant on vacation and made do with a product containing glycolic acid. After finding that the ingredient was effective for offering long-lasting, protection that kept odors at bay, Zalka created single-use pads for on-the-go swiping.
The non-irritating pads rely on fruit-based glycolic acid to remove bacteria from the skin's surface, all the while helping to create a site with a lower pH so that odor-causing bacteria can't thrive.
Image Credit: Surface Deep
The non-irritating pads rely on fruit-based glycolic acid to remove bacteria from the skin's surface, all the while helping to create a site with a lower pH so that odor-causing bacteria can't thrive.
Image Credit: Surface Deep
Trend Themes
1. Biodegradable Deodorant Alternatives - Creating and marketing alternative deodorant products that do not harm the environment and offer a cleaner solution for consumers.
2. Convenient Single-use Pads - Designing and producing disposable pads with efficient formulas that offer on-the-go protection and solve common hygiene problems.
3. Fruit-based Skincare Solutions - Exploring the potential of natural ingredients, such as fruit-based glycolic acid, to develop new skincare products with effective bacteria-fighting properties.
Industry Implications
1. Personal Care - Companies in the personal care industry can adapt to the growing demand for eco-friendly and natural products by innovating and introducing new alternatives to traditional deodorants.
2. Travel and Hospitality - Hotels and airlines can implement Surface Deep's Anti-Odor Pads as an amenity in their restrooms or offer them as part of a hygiene kit for travelers.
3. Skincare - Skincare companies can experiment with fruit-based ingredients to create new product lines with unique benefits that cater to consumers looking for natural alternatives.
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