Skincare trends focus on mature skin and face taping

Recent discussions in the beauty sector highlight various approaches to mature skin care and anti-aging trends. Clarena has introduced a firming foundation designed for women aged 50 and over. This product aims to combine makeup with skincare by using Syn-Ake, a peptide inspired by snake venom, to provide a lifting effect by relaxing facial muscles. The formula also includes Vitamin E for antioxidant protection and glycerin for hydration.

Separately, the trend of using scar patches for face taping has gained popularity as a home remedy for wrinkles. While proponents suggest that taping can immobilize muscles to smooth the skin, experts caution against viewing it as a substitute for aesthetic medicine. Izabela Skórka, a beauty expert, notes that while taping may complement massage by reducing muscle tension, there is currently no scientific evidence to support long-term wrinkle reduction through this method.