Beauty Product Spotlight: September 2021
September is upon us, and that means that the weather is quick to change, and consumers are going to be reaching for products that are to help them adjust.
The team over at DSN has compiled a list of hot new products that span the beauty category and might entice customers.
So let’s get down to business, and check out our picks below.
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First up is Belle Frais Cleansing Milk from Edible Beauty Australia. This gentle coconut milk cleanser helps sweep away makeup and any other surface impurities while leaving skin feeling fresh, balanced and hydrated.
Key ingredients found in the milk cleanser include coconut oil for its antibacterial benefits, Australian wattle seed and its amino acids to support the skin’s natural firmness, salicylic acid to unclog pores and diminish the appearance of possible acne breakouts, and strawberry extract to support skin’s radiance and reduce the appearance of pigmentation.
Retailing for $47, Edible Beauty Australia’s Belle Frais Cleansing Milk is available for purchase at Sephora.com and EdibleBeautyAustralia.com.
Next up, Alaffia is looking to target the hair care needs of consumers with its Authentic African Black Soap Hair Care Collection. Made with clean, plant-based and fair trade ingredients, the line contains such ingredients as shea butter and orangutan-safe West African palm oil to address scalp health and extra moisture.
Formulated for men and women, the products were designed to serve as a natural alternative to nourishing scalp care, while also detoxifying, clarifying and soothing the hair and scalp, the company said.
Products in the collection include shampoos and conditioners in tea tree and mint varieties, as well as honey amber scents, which retail for $9.99 each and can be found at Whole Foods Market, Walmart, independent health food stores, natural grocers and online at Alaffia.com.
Lime Crime is looking to help transform and shape brows with its Brow Pomade Sticks. The 2-in-1 pencil is both a pencil and brush stick that helps users create the full thickness and texture they desire.
Available in nine different shades, the pomade stick is meant to neutrally match various shades, allowing users to create fluffy and feathery brows with the brush, then fill in any sparse areas with the pencil.
Retailing for $18, Lime Crime’s Brow Pomade Sticks are available online at LimeCrime.com.
Shifting gears over to nails, Pear Nova is launching its first nail polish remover. The brand’s new Refresh Soy Remover features a non-acetone formula that moisturizes and conditions the nails with each and every use, according to the company.
Formulated without any harsh ingredients that dry out the nails and skin, the product looks to not irritate sensitive skin while also strengthening nails with repeated use.
Packaged in recyclable glass, the remover contains tea tree oil, which aids in soothing painful and irritated cuticles, and also contains antibacterial and antifungal properties that can help prevent nail fungus.
Retailing for $17.50, Pear Nova’s Refresh Soy Remover is available for purchase online at pearnova.com.
Last, but not least, Madison Reed is looking to help consumers touch up their roots with The Great Cover-Up. Marketed as makeup for hair, this root touch-up product features a soft, satin finish that complements many of the brand’s shades.
Featuring a sweat-proof and pillow-proof formula, the product is free of ammonia, and contains such ingredients as argan oil, keratin and ginseng root extract to help keep healthy.
In addition, the product can be used to help create fuller and thicker brow looks, the company said.
Madison Reed’s The Great Cover-Up retails for $32 and will be available online at madison-reed.com beginning Sept. 9. The tool also will be part of the Ulta Beauty at Target concept beginning March 2022.