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Spray June 2015

June 2015 Spray 15 greasy, lightweight formula uses salicylic acid to treat acne and won’t clog pores. For the body, Suave Moroccan Infusion Silkening Spray Lotion is infused with authentic Moroccan Argan oil, known to have skin-softening antioxidants and nutrients. The sheer, light formula absorbs instantly, leaving skin silky and radiant. Also from the company is the quick-absorbing Suave Sea Mineral Infusion Spray Lotion, which is infused with carefully chosen, exotic ingredients such as Dead Sea minerals to leave skin smooth and luminous. Both formulas are packaged in a Bagon Valve (BOV) system topped by the Simplicity Twist-to-Lock accessory from Aptar. The SASS brand of intimate care products for women was recently launched in Boots stores throughout the UK. Pump products in the line include SASS Intimate Perfect Skin Concentrate, Intimate Purifying Cleanser, Intimate Freshness Gel, Intimate Refreshing Mist, Intimate pH balanced Serum and Intimate Dryness Gel. Packaging is from M&H Plastics. Brume Lactée Hydratante by Lift’Argan is a moisturizing milky mist for the entire body. Light and clean, the mist is enriched by hyaluronic, organic argan oil and the fresh fragrance of Oriental flowers. Using the PZ Airless Spray from Aptar, La Brume Lactée Hydratante can be sprayed at 360° all over the body. Johnson & Johnson’s Daktarin Aktiv Spray Powder, available in the UK, is a no-mess spray that covers all of the feet’s vulnerable areas to help keep them free from fungal infection with regular use. It contains miconazole nitrate, which works by destroying both the fungus that causes the infection and some of the associated bacteria which may also be present. Its powder-spray targets like a cream, but dries like a powder, so it can be used inside shoes and socks, as well as on feet. It helps ensure treatment covers the whole foot, including between the toes. Spraying inside socks regularly can help prevent the return of infection. Organics are here to stay Growing consumer concerns about synthetic chemicals in personal care products is driving growth in the natural and organic personal care products market, according to a report by Organic Monitor that reveals the major trigger for consumers to switch to natural and organic products is health concerns. Ninety-percent of UK buyers of natural and organic personal care products said “avoidance of synthetic chemicals” was important or very important to them. Compared to the previous study in 2007, awareness of synthetic chemicals has increased significantly. One such product appealing to the Green consumer is Burt’s Bees Cucumber & Aloe Sheer Body Lotion. The lightweight moisturizing lotion is infused with natural sunflower oleosomes. According to the company, it is 98.9% percent natural, dermatologist-tested and absorbs into skin quickly, releasing emollient oils and vitamin E over an extended period of time. It utilizes the EuroMist HV spray pump from Aptar. Attention boys & girls… Baby and child-specific product sales are expected to reach $3.1 billion in the U.S. by 2018, according to Euromonitor, an expected increase of 6% over the 2012-2013 review period. With the U.S. economy showing signs of recovery, affluent consumers have begun to resume spending on discretionary items, albeit more cautiously than in pre-recessionary times. The birth rate is expected to remain virtually flat, leading to limited growth opportunities for babyspecific products outside premium natural/organic offerings. The growth prospects for products geared towards older children are expected to be better. For example, new from Little Green is Little Green Kids Conditioning Hair Detangler, a P&G’s Beauty Divestitures are a Treasure Trove of Opportunities Prospective acquirers are now diving into the details on the soon-to-be former brands of Procter & Gamble’s (P&G) struggling beauty business. The assets reportedly include small yet prestigious fragrance brands, such as Gucci and Hugo Boss, the substantial professional and retail hair care businesses of Wella and Clairol, and the legendary Max Factor and Cover Girl color cosmetic brands. While this partial dismantling of P&G’s beauty empire ends an era of the company’s impressive growth trajectory in personal care, it sets the stage for exciting growth opportunities for strategic and financial buyers, according to global market research and management consulting firm Kline & Co. Source: Kline & Co.


Spray June 2015
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