Previously, skincare was a trend on its own, but in recent years it has transformed into the beauty category with the fastest rate of growth, spawning micro-trends and innovations that cross the boundaries between technology, makeup, and skincare. Your skincare routine is no longer just a daily necessity; instead, it’s a chance to indulge in self-care, take in knowledge, and discover innovation.
Even if you pride yourself on being resistant to trends and prefer to stick with what you know, it can be difficult to ignore the hype surrounding products that go viral on social media or wider cultural shifts that affect everything from the ingredients in your skincare products to the materials used in their packaging.Â
In fact, you only need to glance at your friends’ bathroom shelves or your Instagram feed to realize how popular skincare is right now. Every year, we witness the emergence of a whole new crop of categories, goods, and ingredients.
And for this year there won’t be any difference, and so we have come up with trends that we expect to see everywhere in 2023.
MULTI-TASKING PRODUCTS
(Photo: MODEL APPLYING OLAY REGENERIST MOISTURIZER)
The interest in multipurpose products has grown in recent years as life has gotten busier. These products with multiple uses take up less time, but are just as effective at healing and protecting the skin, and we predict that this trend will continue even in 2023 as more people seek out a straightforward yet efficient skincare routine.
Save money on SPF and moisturizers by shopping for this Olay Regenerist Moisturizer which is both an anti-aging and SPF skincare product.
(Photo: OLAY REGENERIST MOISTURIZER)
SKIN BARRIER PRODUCTS
(Photo: MODEL APPLYING RHODE BARRIER RESTORE CREAM)
In 2023, the formula of your go-to moisturizer might be upgraded in favor of more potent, skin-tightening ingredients that support the skin’s microbiome.Â
The term “microbiome” has gained popularity over the past five to ten years; probiotics’ development has probably contributed to the widespread understanding of the gut microbiome. But because our entire body is an ecosystem, and because each person’s microbiome is as distinct as a fingerprint.
By defending the microbiome of the skin, we lessen the possibility of acne, dry skin conditions, and aging effects while assisting in the development of a plumped, hydrated complexion.
(Photo: MODEL WITH RHODE BARRIER RESTORE CREAM)
The Rhode barrier restore cream is a good skincare option to help build skin barrier.
MINIMALIST SKINCARE
This trend is closely related to the current obsession with multipurpose products. It has been predicted that this year, there will be a change in how we conduct our daily lives. As much as possible, we’ll be minimizing the amount of skincare and makeup we use, eschewing the use of unnecessary products in favor of the bare minimum for maximum impact. Choosing multifunctional and high-quality products over mass productions.
BODYCARE
(Photo: MODEL WITH COCO & EVE BOUNCE BODY MASQUE)
Professionals in the field of skincare have repeatedly advised us to pay particular attention to both our bodies and our faces when it comes to skincare, but we still neglect to do so in our daily routines.Â
This year is the year of the body serum, body mask, and the body sculpting tool as some skincare trends will fade away to make room for us to concentrate on ourselves as a whole. From your masks to your serums, your exfoliant to your sculpting, everything you do for your face can be applied to the body.
Rejuvenate your skin with the COCO & EVE Bounce Body Masque.
HYBRID SKINCARE-MAKEUP
(Photo: MODEL WITH RHODE PEPTIDE LIP TREATMENT)
The use of skin-care ingredients in makeup products is expected to be very popular. The emphasis is on skincare, constantly striving to maintain healthy skin even while donning makeup. With SPF in cosmetics and lip oils in place of lip gloss – we can already see this trend in 2023, but it will become more sophisticated and commonplace as the year advances.Â
Hybrid skincare-makeup products, or those that resemble makeup, but have skincare advantages will become more popular this year.
Try out the Rhode Peptide Lip Treatment
(Photo: MODEL APPLYING RHODE PEPTIDE LIP TREATMENT)
A final word
With the year still very fresh, you can be sure that more innovative skincare trends will surface with time. Whether it’s hybrid skincare-makeup, bodycare, skin barrier, multitasking products or even minimalistic trends – we’ll be on ground to provide you with updates from major players in the face and body skincare industry.Â
But in the meantime, you can check out the Rhodes peptide lip treatment and barrier restore cream, COCO & EVE bounce body masque, and Olay regenerist moisturizer mentioned in this post.Â
