The C List Shares "Cancer-Kinder" Beauty Products
Laura McQuarrie — February 5, 2021 — Fashion
References: the-c-list & cosmeticsbusiness
The C List is the newly launched passion project of makeup artist Lisa Potter-Dixon and cancer survivor Helen Addis and it serves as a destination for "cancer-kinder" beauty products. Products for the skin, hair, nails and body can be found on the site and they have been carefully curated as recommendations for cancer patients who are going through treatment. Diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer in 2013, Addis was told to use only very mild, less fragranced products during and after treatment—which required her to rethink all the contents of her bathroom cabinet.
As chemotherapy is known to cause skin troubles of its own, The C List offers a variety of solutions for dryness, changes in pigmentation and more. Additionally, it's easy to filter through options that are specifically vegan or gluten-free.
As chemotherapy is known to cause skin troubles of its own, The C List offers a variety of solutions for dryness, changes in pigmentation and more. Additionally, it's easy to filter through options that are specifically vegan or gluten-free.
Trend Themes
1. Cancer-kinder Beauty - There is an opportunity for beauty brands to cater to cancer patients and survivors by offering gentle and safe beauty products specifically designed to address the side effects of cancer treatments like chemotherapy.
2. Skin Care for Cancer Patients - There is room for innovation in the skincare industry by offering products to provide relief for skin troubles caused by chemotherapy treatment.
3. Vegan & Gluten-free Beauty - An opportunity exists for beauty brands to offer beauty products that are specifically vegan and gluten-free to cater to the needs of consumers who are interested in clean and safe beauty products.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty Industry - The beauty industry can develop and market products that cater to cancer patients and survivors that are gentle, effective and address side effects of treatment.
2. Skincare Industry - The skincare industry can develop products that offer relief to skin troubles caused by chemotherapy treatment, providing a solution for patients going through treatment.
3. Natural & Organic Beauty - Companies focused on natural and organic beauty can market their vegan and gluten-free products as safe and gentle options for cancer patients and those with sensitive skin.
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