New Supremasea Products Flood the Cosmetics Market
Aug 12, 2016
Three new products from Supremasea are now available in the market.
New York, United States - August 11, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Supremasea, a Thermalabs Sub-brand that markets the company’s unique range of skincare products based on Dead Sea minerals, has released three new products. These include the Lavender organic exfoliator, the Vanilla Patchouli body exfoliator, and the Triple Moisture Shea Butter lotion. All these are premium general skincare products that are designed from all-natural ingredients in line with the company’s production policy.
Thermalabs is an innovative American firm that creates formulations for skin care products. The company is committed to the dream of a cancer-free world and actually donates money to charitable causes each year. Thermalabs opened its doors three years ago, keen to leverage a new production approach that would help it compete with big brands and established competitors in the cosmetics industry. Increasingly, most people are concerned about the ingredients in the skincare products that they use on a day-to-day basis. This is so amid reports that millions of Americans are diagnosed with skin cancer each year. Thermalabs was able to capitalize on a weakness in its competition’s production approaches to creating a global following spanning millions of customers. From the first product, the company relied on an all-organic and all-natural that has seen it win the love of industry critics, skincare fanatics, and media outlets. The firm’s pilot product (released in 2013) was called the ‘Original Self Tanner’. It was a unique lotion that rode on ingredients such as Aloe Vera and Green Tea to deliver a beautiful self-tan barely four hours after being applied. It was an instant sensation in the market. The company used the same approach to create innovative formulations for other products released during its first year, including the Glow2Go wipes, and the long-time bestseller – Ultimitt. The formulation and later marketplace performance, of these initial products helped the company attract massive media coverage and free publishing on established industry blogs. From this frenzy of ingenious startup activity, Thermalabs was able to establish the strong company that it is today.
Thermalabs has in recent times invented three distinct sub-brands: Supremasea, Tent World, and Organic Healthcare. These are meant to help the company expand beyond its primary influence in the self-tanning arena. Supremasea has everything to do with the company’s Dead Sea minerals based products, while Tent World is all about Thermalabs beach tents. Organic Healthcare is a newer branch that manages the company’s interest in the ever-expanding organic healthcare industry.
Factoring in the three new products just released, Supremasea has now furnished the market with a total of four premium products. This is in addition to Tan Enhancer, a moisturizing and protective lotion that was announced in 2015. Supremasea is headed by Kristina Meyers, a burgeoning management talent in the company. According to her statement, the recent launches will help this sub-brand compete with other firms making similar products. Kristina says that she’s confident that Thermalabs obsession with quality, as well as consistent focus on natural and organic ingredients will get the upper hand.
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Contact Info:
Name: Jennifer Parker
Organization: Thermalabs
Address: 450 West 58th Street New York, NY 10019
Phone: (877) 266-6257
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