Act+Acre's Oily Scalp Serum Helps to Extend Time Between Washes
Laura McQuarrie — October 8, 2024 — Fashion
References: actandacre & instagram
Act+Acre's Cold Processed 4% Niacinamide Oily Scalp Serum is a new launch from the 100% plant-based brand focused on skincare for the scalp, and it helps to control excess oil and odor, all while extending the time between washes.
The balancing, soothing and clarifying scalp serum for all hair texture types taps into the power of niacinamide—a water-soluble form of Vitamin B3—for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, plus Bio + Hyper-Fermented ingredients to penetrate the scalp and support a well-balanced micrbiome.
This pH-optimized scalp serum boasts a leave-on formula designed to stabilize the scalp and reduce its oiliness over time. Best of all, the lightweight, fast-absorbing serum does not already greasy hair more oily.
The balancing, soothing and clarifying scalp serum for all hair texture types taps into the power of niacinamide—a water-soluble form of Vitamin B3—for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, plus Bio + Hyper-Fermented ingredients to penetrate the scalp and support a well-balanced micrbiome.
This pH-optimized scalp serum boasts a leave-on formula designed to stabilize the scalp and reduce its oiliness over time. Best of all, the lightweight, fast-absorbing serum does not already greasy hair more oily.
Trend Themes
1. Scalp-skincare Integration - The fusion of scalp care and skincare highlights a growing trend towards holistic personal care products.
2. Niacinamide-based Beauty - The use of niacinamide in haircare indicates a broader application of skincare ingredients in improving scalp health.
3. Extended Clean Hair Solutions - Products that extend the time between hair washes are gaining popularity, pointing to a consumer preference for low-maintenance beauty routines.
Industry Implications
1. Haircare - The haircare industry is evolving with products that offer benefits beyond basic cleaning, such as scalp health and microbiome balance.
2. Natural Beauty Products - Natural beauty products are at the forefront, especially those utilizing plant-based and bio-fermented ingredients for enhanced effectiveness.
3. Skincare - Skincare principles are increasingly being applied to haircare, creating a crossover appeal between these two industries.
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