Restorative Elements Targets Discoloration of All Sorts
Laura McQuarrie — February 10, 2022 — Fashion
References: restorativeelements & prnewswire
Restorative Elements is a new skincare brand that's focused on hyperpigmentation and discoloration and it helps to provide problem-solving products for everything from sunspots and age spots to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone. The brand's dermatologist-developed, clinically-proven Restorative Routine combines products with science-backed ingredients that work synergistically to fade visible signs of hyperpigmentation.
The three-step routine is powered by a proprietary brightening blend that includes Niacinamide, Licorice Root and Centella Asiatica; These three ingredients were chosen specifically based on research and clinical studies that proves their efficacy in correcting dark spots and marks on the skin.
The Restorative Elements routine for all skin types includes an antioxidant-rich Brightening Gel Cleanser, exfoliating AHA Resurfacing Pads and a moisturizing Dark Mark Corrector.
The three-step routine is powered by a proprietary brightening blend that includes Niacinamide, Licorice Root and Centella Asiatica; These three ingredients were chosen specifically based on research and clinical studies that proves their efficacy in correcting dark spots and marks on the skin.
The Restorative Elements routine for all skin types includes an antioxidant-rich Brightening Gel Cleanser, exfoliating AHA Resurfacing Pads and a moisturizing Dark Mark Corrector.
Trend Themes
1. Hyperpigmentation-focused Skincare - Opportunity for skincare brands to specialize in hyperpigmentation and discoloration and provide products that correct dark spots and marks on the skin.
2. Science-backed Skincare - Opportunity for skincare brands to use research and clinical studies to develop and promote products with proven efficacy in treating specific skin concerns.
3. Proprietary Brightening Blend - Opportunity for skincare brands to develop their own brightening blend of ingredients backed by research to differentiate themselves in the market.
Industry Implications
1. Skincare - Opportunity for skincare brands to focus on hyperpigmentation and discoloration and provide problem-solving products for specific skin concerns.
2. Beauty - Opportunity for beauty companies to develop and promote hyperpigmentation-focused skincare products that use science-backed ingredients and have proven efficacy.
3. Dermatology - Opportunity for dermatology practices to collaborate with skincare brands to develop and promote products that address hyperpigmentation and discoloration for their patients.
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