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dōTERRA Launches IKISE Skincare Line Using Southern Utah Shale

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What happened

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dōTERRA announced the launch of IKISE, a new 7-step prestige skincare collection. The line blends Japanese skincare tradition with CPTG essential oils and Humic Shale sourced from Southern Utah. This shale is described as delivering 70 trace minerals directly to the skin. The collection is available in various kit formats.

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Why it matters

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The launch introduces a new product into the prestige skincare market, potentially increasing competition. The use of Humic Shale from Southern Utah could lead to increased demand for this mineral resource within Utah.

From prnewswire.com

Who's involved

  • Southern UtahRegion of Southern Utah where the Humic Shale mineral resource is sourced.
  • JapaneseTradition informing the formulation of the new skincare collection.
  • ShiseidoJapanese multinational personal care company that may face increased market pressure.
  • UtahState of the United States where the mineral resource is located.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • UtahSpeculative

    Could see increased demand for Humic Shale, a mineral resource sourced from Southern Utah.

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