These 7 Skincare Trends Will Be Big in 2023
Just like fashion, the beauty and skincare sector is also subject to changing trends. Today, these trends are invented and showcased on social media platforms and can become a big deal in no time. Women are particularly eager and willing to try new technologies and products, all for beautiful, youthful and healthy skin.
It's early 2023, and there's no better way to compile a list of the top skincare trends that have gone mainstream this year. Check out what's trending around the world and see for yourself if it's right for your skincare routine.
1. Psychodermatology
What wasn't previously known was that there was a link between mental health and its effects on the skin. Anxiety and stress increase cortisol levels, which can lead to many different metabolic effects. In terms of skin, this means elevated blood sugar, poor sleep, and dehydrated and stressed skin. However, today's brands support the natural appearance of skin and a healthy lifestyle, which promotes new trends in psychodermatology.
2. ATP - adenosine triphosphate
The new antiaging ingredient making waves in the skincare department is adenosine triphosphate. As an ingredient, it boosts collagen production for younger-looking skin. It is a much-needed source of cells and cellular processes, providing energized and rejuvenated skin.
3. Prebiotics and Probiotics
Prebiotics and probiotics support a healthy skin barrier, balance the microbiome and prevent infection. They also help with pH balance, which helps maintain the important bacteria that live on the skin.
4. "Impure" beauty
Clean beauty remains a huge, understudied topic, which is why dermatologists recommend finding products that work for your skin. Since the term "clean" can refer to many other definitions, such as vegan, ethical, etc., it's best to look for products that don't contain harsh chemicals.
5. Batting
Slugging is a trend that suggests finishing your entire evening skincare routine, followed by a thin layer of petroleum jelly. It's a great way to strengthen your skin's barrier and improve your skin's hydration and overall appearance.
6. A dermatologist-founded brand
Brands founded by experts are definitely on the rise. These are brands created by dermatologists who combine all their information with science and their knowledge. However, finding the right brands and products can still be a challenge, as certain product groups may not be suitable for your skin type. Therefore, thorough and careful research is very necessary.
7. Broccoli Seed Oil
The "it" vegetable that's making waves in the skincare department is broccoli. It is rich in fatty acids and is great for hydrating and healing irritated scaly skin. Broccoli seed oil is rich in antioxidants that help treat inflammation and protect against sun damage.
