The Your Skin But Better Foundation + Skincare Supports Radiance
Laura McQuarrie — July 30, 2020 — Fashion
References: itcosmetics & thezoereport
For years, some consumers have been obsessed with makeup products that look like "your skin but better" and the newest wave of cosmetics actually helps to take care of the body's largest organ by being infused with effective skincare ingredients. IT Cosmetics' new Your Skin But Better Foundation + Skincare promises an "instantly better-looking complexion and better bare skin in two weeks," thanks to the fact that its buildable formula conceals imperfections and delivers long-lasting hydration.
The medium-coverage foundation for all skin types nourishes skin with hero ingredients like hyaluronic acid, aloe vera extract, Vitamins E and B5, and hepes acid.
While this new product is comparable to the brand's best-selling Your Skin But Better CC+ Cream (which provides a more full-coverage finish) this one offers a naturally radiant finish.
Image Credit: IT Cosmetics
The medium-coverage foundation for all skin types nourishes skin with hero ingredients like hyaluronic acid, aloe vera extract, Vitamins E and B5, and hepes acid.
While this new product is comparable to the brand's best-selling Your Skin But Better CC+ Cream (which provides a more full-coverage finish) this one offers a naturally radiant finish.
Image Credit: IT Cosmetics
Trend Themes
1. Skincare-infused Makeup - The trend towards skincare-infused makeup is disrupting the beauty industry by providing consumers with products that not only conceal imperfections but also provide effective skincare benefits.
2. Natural-looking Foundations - The trend towards natural-looking foundations is disrupting the beauty industry by providing consumers with products that enhance their natural beauty while concealing imperfections and nourishing the skin.
3. Multi-functional Cosmetics - The trend towards multi-functional cosmetics is disrupting the beauty industry by providing consumers with products that serve multiple purposes, such as providing coverage while also acting as skincare products.
Industry Implications
1. Cosmetics Industry - The cosmetics industry can disrupt the market by investing in the research and development of innovative skincare-infused makeup products that offer consumers both makeup coverage and skincare benefits.
2. Skincare Industry - The skincare industry can disrupt the market by creating multi-functional products that combine the benefits of skincare and makeup, meeting the rising demand of consumers for convenient and effective products.
3. Beauty Retail Industry - The beauty retail industry is presented with opportunities to disrupt the market by curating a selection of skincare-infused makeup products, providing consumers with convenient access to multi-functional cosmetics in one place.
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