Skin care is an ever-evolving field, constantly pushing the boundaries of innovation and scientific research. With the latest breakthroughs, skincare has become a multi-faceted industry that caters to diverse skin types and concerns. From the rise of multi-tasking products to the increasing importance of sun protection, the landscape of skincare has undergone a significant transformation.
Minimalist Routines and Multi-Functional Products
The focus on simplicity in skincare has led to a surge in the development of multi-functional products. These products aim to simplify routines by combining multiple benefits into one product. One notable example is the Colorescience Total Eye 3-in-1 Renewal Therapy SPF35, a product that not only provides sun protection but also serves as a wrinkle-smoothing eye cream and concealer. This product is a testament to the power of innovative skincare formulations.
Colorescience Total Eye 3-in-1 Renewal Therapy SPF35 ($126)
Fenty Beauty Hydra Vizor Mineral SPF 15 Moisturiser ($58)
Sunscreens: From Texture to Luxury
Sunscreens have long been an essential component of any skincare routine. However, recent advancements have led to significant improvements in texture and formulation. Brands are now focused on creating sunscreens that feel luxurious and enjoyable to use, making them a seamless addition to daily skincare routines.
“Brands are in continuous pursuit of silky, lightweight textures that feel luxurious, making them easier and more enjoyable to incorporate into skincare routines.” – Dr Mona Gohara, US dermatologist
Fenty Beauty Hydra Vizor Mineral SPF 15 Moisturiser ($58)
The Ordinary 0.5% Salicylic Acid Body Serum ($24)
Body Skincare and the Rise of Faceification
Body skincare has become increasingly important in recent years, with the development of face-like products that target specific skin concerns. This trend is known as “faceification,” where skincare ingredients are adapted for body application. Unilever’s top product-development priorities for 2025 include focusing on faceification using retinols and barrier-repair ingredients.
