With reference to the market research of Information Resources Inc. (IRI), The NPD Group’s beauty market insight and Beauty Pie’s research on combining the total number of Pinterest boards, Instagram hashtags, TikTok hashtag views and the average annual Google search volume in 2022, we have observed that along with “clean beauty” leading the charge, skin care category has taken the reins and further led a shift toward skinification of makeup and skinification of hair.
Outbreak of COVID-19 placed people on high alert and shifted individual health priorities. According to health management study by Mintel, three out of ten adults are more aware of their mental health needs, and nearly half of adults have greater personal safety standards because of COVID-19. People are seeking their inner and outer balance more than ever as a result of the epidemic pressure.
Summer is just around the corner, the refreshing and easy-to-carry face mist has become a must-have beauty product to keep in your bag.There are lots of spray typed skin care products featured in the recent Korean TV drama. The applications range from face to body, with various functions such as moisturizing, sun protection, cleaning and sanitizing, and makeup setting.
Peptides always keep a place in the anti-aging research and are increasingly used as active ingredients in skincare products. Between 2011 and 2018, the percentage of anti-aging cosmetic products containing peptides was raised from 23.5% to 25.2%, according to a recent study from Portugal.
The coronavirus outbreak has made us lock ourselves up in our homes and placed on hold many beauty treatments, including our visits to salons. Without regular trims, hair can become overly dry and frizzy. As masking is one of the easiest things we can do at home to make our hair look healthier, people started to incorporate a once-a-week hair treatment into their hair care routine.
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