ZIIP Launches Nine Skincare Products; JVN Hair Adds Curl Mousse

By Olivia Hart

ZIIP has launched nine skincare products at recommended retail prices (RRP) from £39.99 to £59.99, marking The Beauty Tech Group’s move beyond beauty tech into targeted skin care.

ZIIP structures the October range around four concern-led pillars: Pro Collagen for renewal and lift, Spot Control for clarity, Barrier Boost for hydration and repair, and Glass Skin for brightening and glow. Eight products form serum-and-moisturiser pairs within those pillars; a ninth is a foaming cleanser.

What sits inside ZIIP’s four-pillar range?

Each pillar pairs a targeted serum with a moisturiser. ZIIP presents the formulas as a regimen for different skin concerns rather than as single active-product launches.

• Pro Collagen: ZIIP positions the pillar around renewal and lift. Firm Serum contains stabilised retinol (a vitamin-A retinoid) and biomimetic growth peptides (synthetic peptides designed to mimic skin proteins). Bounce Moisturizer contains encapsulated collagen peptide (an ingredient held in a delivery shell) and marine samphire bioactive.
• Spot Control: Clear Serum uses encapsulated 1.8% salicylic acid, a beta-hydroxy acid, while Detox Moisturizer combines a probiotic ferment with 4% niacinamide (vitamin B3).
• Barrier Boost: Refresh Serum features tranexamic acid and encapsulated resveratrol. Repair Moisturizer contains activated moringa and bio-identical ceramides (lipids that occur naturally in skin), supporting the pillar’s hydration-and-repair positioning.
• Glass Skin: Glow Serum contains a 3% AHA/PHA/DCA complex combining alpha hydroxy acid, polyhydroxy acid and dichloroacetic acid in a gentle peeling system. Illuminate Moisturizer adds encapsulated apple AHA and a charged multi-mineral complex; ZIIP frames the pillar around brightening and glow.
• Reset Foaming Cleanser: The ninth product is a gentle daily exfoliating cleanser built on a triple-acid complex. It sits alongside the eight serums and moisturisers rather than inside one of the four pairs.

What are the price and availability details?

The listed RRP range is £39.99–£59.99, and direct purchase runs through ziipbeauty.co.uk. The announcement does not attach an individual price to each SKU or specify pack sizes, release dates, or a separate salon and professional channel.

What does JVN Hair add for curls?

JVN Hair, the label associated with Queer Eye’s Jonathan Van Ness, has introduced Curl Defining Mousse, its first foaming product for curls. The company describes it as “a lightweight, silicone-free foam for styling and long-lasting performance.”

The launch information names no RRP, pack size, release date, or professional distributor for the mousse. That leaves its commercial proposition less defined than ZIIP’s, even though both labels are extending into new categories: JVN Hair into foam styling, and ZIIP from beauty tech into skincare.

Which other October launches were flagged?

The roundup is framed as seven beauty launches in a month marked by new SKUs and category entries. It also names Starface’s revival of a highly requested collaboration through limited-edition spotwear blind boxes and the newly launched AirHeads brand, which aims to reimagine hair drying for children.

It further flags new products from the namesake brands associated with Danessa Myricks and aesthetician Dr David Jack.

Taken together, the detailed announcements cover two distinct category moves. ZIIP is assembling a multi-product skincare system around four concern pillars, while JVN Hair is using a silicone-free foam to establish its first curl-specific offering. ZIIP has supplied a clear price band and direct website; JVN Hair has not yet supplied equivalent retail or wholesale details.

The next commercial questions are equally concrete: whether JVN Hair confirms pricing and professional access, and whether ZIIP adds a wider distribution route beyond ziipbeauty.co.uk.