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“As a lifestyle dermatologist, I take into consideration nutrition, exercise, stress levels and sleep when managing skin conditions,” says Naana Boakye, MD, MPH.

3 Benefits of Lifestyle Dermatology

Author Naana Boakye believes brands should work with a dermatologist when making skin care products and in their marketing communication.

According to Mintel data, 39% of U.S. skin care consumers Gen X or older feel it’s important for skin care products to be recommended by a doctor or dermatologist.

Beauty Enters Its Dermatological Skin Care Era

Expert-backed brands and clinically proven formulations are driving growth while building consumer trust.

Seventy-eight percent of patch users apply these products as part of regular monthly skin care routines, with 35% using patches at least once weekly.

What’s Driving Increased Skin Care Patch Usage?

New data points to widespread regular usage of these products, as well as interest in emerging wellness formats.

In a world where societal beauty norms can lead to dissatisfaction and disapproval of one's own appearance, research presented by Ayuna demonstrated the transformative effect of skin care on our mental well-being.

Exploring Daily Facial Massage at IFSCC 2023

Poster presentations brought together innovators and researchers from the cosmetics industry to unveil first studies on the transformative effects of massage, and focused in this instance on improved skin concerns, sleep patterns and mental well-being.

The consumer continues to evolve its standards in sun care, skin care and color cosmetics.

What’s Trending? Sun Care, Skin Care & Color Cosmetics

Multi-beneficial and natural ingredients are at the forefront of these categories.

Consumers are seeking beauty products that fulfill a variety of natural, multifunctional needs.

Skin Care Ingredients & Packaging + Bath & Body Care Ingredients

The global beauty space continues to see innovations sparking from recent trends.

Lower-priced skin care brands have successfully leveled up with premiumized positioning, as well as ingredient and formulation transparency.

Skin Care Gets Democratized

Consumers have become savvy about ingredients and claims, challenging prestige and luxury brands to justify their price points.

The new advancements in exosome research can open the door to a beauty evolution because these materials have regenerative abilities that are greater than other methods currently available in the market.

Regenerative Beauty: Exosomes

Exosomes are small spheres that are a by-product of a stem cell and naturally exist in our blood and other body tissues.

Fifty-eight percent of Gen Z respondents who now buy anti-aging products say they first started to have anti-aging concerns at about age 23.

Skin & Hair Anti-aging Goes Cross-generational

From Gen Z to boomers, consumers are embracing anti-aging—but many needs remain unmet.

Knowing we have strains of C. acnes that are symbiotic in nature, companies and scientists can create products to target and help curate our skin biomes.

Is XYCM42 the Future of Probiotic Skin Care?

Specific strains of the skin microbiome could support the development of skin biome care.

Consumers are continuing to be conscious about what ingredients they are using on their skin.

2023 Skin Care Ingredient Trends

Skin care ingredients are versatile in the benefits they provide to consumers.

With shoppers turning to search engines for skin care research, brands have an opportunity to capture and act on the resulting trove of data.

What Consumers Want from Skin Care

From consumer data to ingredient R&D, new trends are surfacing.

While anti-aging has been studied extensively, the science and ingredient development in the space has rarely centered people of color. New initiatives are correcting that.

The Era of Cleanical Anti-aging is Here

Eco-friendly methods and modern technology meet in the pro-aging sector as savvy brands and suppliers unite the best of both worlds.

This week's top trending Google Trends search on Kalme Skin Care indicates consumer interest in rosacea and sensitive skin care.

Trending: Redness and Rosacea Line 'Kalme Skin Care'

This week's report on trending Google searches saw "Kalme Skin Care" take the top slot. The line focuses on redness and rosacea in skin and features some interesting ingredients. Learn more here.

Gone are the days of the quickly antiquating terms “anti-aging” or “natural” serving as enough to draw in a new consumer toward a skin care offering.

5 Skin Care Trends to Watch

From marine-derived ingredients to menopausal care, brands are pushing the envelope on brand innovation.

Dr. Craft Debuts Body Scrub with Avocado Seed Microbead Replacement

The Dr. Craft brand Exfoliating Body Polish features Westfalia Fruit's upcycled ground avocado seeds as an alternative to plastic microbeads. Dr. Craft plans to develop more products that contain the ingredient.

14 healthy volunteers aged 23-45 years old participated in a double-blind study and were advised to use microbiome supporting (MS) products on one cheek and benchmark (BM) products on the other cheek daily for three weeks.

Study Compares Topical Microbiome vs. Conventional Skin Care

Fourteen healthy volunteers aged 23-45 years old participated in a double-blind study using microbiome-supporting (MS) products on one cheek and benchmark (BM) products on the other cheek daily for three weeks.

A major sign of healthy skin is the natural glow, but some people have trouble achieving that radiant complexion.

Glow-centric Beauty Brands

For shoppers seeking beauty tips and new, clean products to transform their skin from dull to glow, there are some great brands and resources.

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