The Beauty Chef's Skin Refiner Exfoliates, Hydrates & Boosts Collagen
Laura McQuarrie — October 19, 2017 — Lifestyle
References: thebeautychef
Although there are many probiotic supplements on the market, as well as food and beverage products that have been enriched with beneficial bacteria, The Beauty Chef created its Probiotic Skin Refiner as a topical treatment. As it says: "While the benefits of ingesting probiotics are well-known, as a topical skincare product, the probiotics found in The Beauty Chef’s Skin Refiner work to balance, hydrate and improve the skin’s texture."
The three-in-one product is made with a base of bio-fermented organic grains, seeds, grasses, fruits, vegetables, herbs and algae. On top of this, the product also contains probiotics and lactic acid, which stimulate the production of collagen, assist with gently sloughing away dead skin, as as well as improve cell turnover and the texture of one's skin.
The Probiotic Skin Refiner may be incorporated into one's daily skincare routines day and night following one's routine cleansing ritual.
The three-in-one product is made with a base of bio-fermented organic grains, seeds, grasses, fruits, vegetables, herbs and algae. On top of this, the product also contains probiotics and lactic acid, which stimulate the production of collagen, assist with gently sloughing away dead skin, as as well as improve cell turnover and the texture of one's skin.
The Probiotic Skin Refiner may be incorporated into one's daily skincare routines day and night following one's routine cleansing ritual.
Trend Themes
1. Topical Probiotic Treatments - The rise of probiotic treatments in the skincare industry presents opportunities for innovative topical products that balance, hydrate, and improve skin texture.
2. Bio-fermented Skincare - The use of bio-fermented organic ingredients in skincare creates potential for products that offer multiple benefits, such as exfoliation, hydration, and collagen boosting.
3. Probiotics in Collagen Production - The integration of probiotics and lactic acid in skincare can disrupt traditional collagen production methods, providing a more natural and effective solution.
Industry Implications
1. Skincare - The skincare industry can explore the use of probiotics and bio-fermented ingredients to develop innovative products that enhance skin health and appearance.
2. Beauty Supplements - The beauty supplement industry can expand by creating topical probiotic treatments that offer additional benefits beyond internal consumption.
3. Nutraceuticals - The nutraceutical industry can tap into the growing demand for bio-fermented skincare products and develop synergistic offerings that combine internal and external benefits.
2.2
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
