Skinjay is a firm with its headquarters in Paris that is leading the way in personal wellness by enriching the grooming experience internationally. The company's innovative shower and packaging technologies are geared toward those living an urban, stressful, and hyper-connected lifestyle in which every minute counts. Twenty years ago, many consumers would have taken a bath to relax. Today, a bath means spending too much water and way too much time, not even counting the fact that many consumers living in very large city centres only have shower facilities in their homes.
In response, and after decades of the same shower products, Skinjay has developed an eco-sensitive, healthier product in a small bit form-factor packaging.
The company has adapted the relatively recent coffee capsule concept to the bathroom with its patented Skinjay Mixer, which can be connected to just about any shower. It gives consumers the freedom to choose a capsule to enjoy a new sensory experience in the comfort of their own homes. The system is also being considered for integration into upscale hotels and spas, to offer a pleasant, personal experience for each guest. No matter what the consumer is looking for, the Skinjay system can provide the desired effect: whether it's relaxing or energizing aromatherapy, deep moisturization, cleansing, an invigorating skin treatment, surface detoxification, or any other sort of personal grooming technique desired.
The way the system works is quite simple. The Skinjay Mixer is attached between the outgoing water supply and the shower head or tube. As the water makes it's way toward the shower head, it runs through the capsule, carrying with it the essences locked in the small receptacle. Just about any sort of essence can be considered for the capsules, including essential oils, scents, and skin care products directly into the shower's water. When the treatment session ends, the user simply drops the used capsule into the recycling bin.
Skinjay is, therefore, a manufacturer of high-end quality products in the segment of affordable luxury goods, delivering all sorts of of personal care or nutraceutical products into a delivery system almost all of us already have in our homes.
