Some Of The Top Natural Haircare Trends- Part 2

Continuing From The Previous Post. 

As sustainability concerns are driving a less-is-more approach, we haven’t quite seen the end of the one-size-fits-all-the-family product. Showing no sign of waning is the trend for products that can be shared across gender and family members in the bathroom. 

It notes that brands already reaping success are those keeping their consumer messages and product regimes simple as Pretty Analytics hints that this trend for niches with their myriad sub-niches could thereby quickly become a complicated product sector. 

Haircare Get Personal

Along with comes personalisation of products to match your lifestyle or meet your needs according to where or how you live just when you thought haircare couldn’t get more niche. 

Designed to protect your hair from various environmental factors such as wind, sun, dust, and city pollution anti-pollution skincare is now a buzzword and again following along from this skincare trend comes niches of haircare. 

Swimmers exposed to chlorine or sportspeople needing to wash hair frequently as well as products aimed at hair covered by a hijab or other headwear such as helmets or hairnets also fall under this category of personalisation as athleisure hair products are aimed at. It seems likely there is a market for products to help address the stresses it faces if the hair is subject to more or less any specific environmental issue. 

From a choice of bases and ingredients suited to specific personal needs, we have seen for some year’s brands providing mix-your-own products. To explore this could be a good niche for the natural haircare formulator. In enabling customisation of cosmetic products including haircare it goes without saying that technology in the cosmetics’ industry is helping play a large role. 

Sustainability Of Haircare Products

From field to face, and from zero waste to building an ethical beauty business you will know we constantly cover sustainability trends and issues in the cosmetics’ industry. 

In terms of the effects the product itself, its manufacturing process and the pollution caused during and after its life have on the planet, hair care products are now coming under scrutiny. That starts to address the issue of plastic waste and think through the sustainability of a haircare product’s lifecycle there are solid shampoo bars as well as spheres. 

Coming to the fore are innovative ways to deliver hair care products. To explore alternative methods of delivering shampoos and conditioners is the waterless movement driving some forward-thinking brands. With the following high-performance dry shampoos, those solid shampoos delivered in just innovative ways similar to paper blotters and various other application tools like reusable brushes are those included here. 

Don’t assume that being a natural brand equates to being a sustainable brand as consumers are getting more aware of the sustainably of botanical ingredients too. 

Haircare Meets Ingestible Beauty

Ingestible beauty is one of the big trends we have spotted out and about at beauty events. We have here topics of hair loss and thinning thereby hitting mainstream marketing and also losing their taboo status, as we are sure to see a rise in the hair supplements being built on the connection between beauty as well as wellness where Pretty Analytics’ Hair Future Forecast echoes the anecdotal evidence that we have now come across. 

Promoting hair and scalp wellness is less common but set to rise as ingestible beauty supplements are nothing new but haircare brands’ adoption of supplements. Whether the US, EU, or another part of the world, supplements is an area to enter cautiously as you need to understand the regulatory regime approving supplements in the jurisdiction you are manufacturing and selling them. 

That help hydrate, manage hair and promote holistic scalp wellness among other benefits alternatives to ingestible supplements come to be topically-applied supplements, bringing us back to the niche we started with of the pre-, during as also the post-shampoo products where it is chosen as masks, sprays, mists, serums, scalp exfoliators and many more. Chosen to work on various hair or scalp issues, these types of products may contain specific active ingredients such as certain vitamins or botanical oils. 

Conclusion On Haircare Trends 

There are opportunities in haircare niches just as there have been in skin care for decades as we chose these trends to focus on yet a clear pattern emerging from our review. Helping resolve their issues and meet their needs, the natural formulator needs to research a niche carefully identifying potential customers’ pain points, and then formulate with precisely those ingredients. 

Finally, as we close this article, we have thrown light on some of these and even more kinds of ingredients helping boost hair regrowth. What then is it that you are seeking to find in the healthy hair regimen? The answer lies in the use of products specifically designed for your hair.

Always choose the best-suited keeping in mind your scalp condition, hair type, and texture. Avoid going for chemicals when there are natural ingredients readily available.