Image Skincare launches SPF range as consumer interest in sun protection products grows
Consumer demand for beauty products containing SPF as an added skin benefit continues to increase. A multi-purpose product is ideal because it can make the beauty routine simpler, requiring fewer products. According to Statistica, in 2023, approximately 72% of Americans who use cosmetics reported in surveys that they used cosmetics containing SPF/sunscreen.
A report released by Grand View Research shows that the global sunscreen cosmetics market will reach US$8.5 billion in 2022, with a compound annual growth rate of 8.3% expected from 2023 to 2030.
Recently, Image Skincare launched the Daily Prevention SPF range, which consists of six products:
Advanced Smartblend Mineral Moisturizer SPF 75: Complexion-correcting coverage for all skin tones with the brand's highest level of sun protection. Specifically designed for sensitive skin. Ideal for post-cosmetic procedures such as peels and laser treatments.
Sheer Matte Moisturizer SPF 30: Silky formula smoothes the appearance of skin and helps control excess shine throughout the day for a satin-matte finish.
Ultra Defense Moisturizer SPF 50: A hydrating, silky, fast-absorbing formula that leaves your skin with a lightweight finish.
Pure Mineral Hydrating Moisturizer SPF 30: Enriched with a nourishing blend of water-locking hyaluronic acid and sugar cane squalane for unparalleled hydration.
Pure Mineral-tinted Moisturizer SPF 30: Transparent mineral sunscreen provides lightweight, natural-looking everyday coverage.
Protective Refreshing Mist SPF 40: An easy-to-use refreshing mist for face and neck that can be used alone or under makeup.
The range introduces XOSM technology, a proprietary, patent-pending enhanced protection complex, this technology enhances antioxidant potency, delivering dual defenses of anti-aging hydration through the delivery and penetration of ectoine, microalgae, and highly stable vitamin C.
2026-08-20
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