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Skincare industry ingredient and trend evolution

Overview

The skincare industry is evolving through the development of new body treatments and biotechnological ingredients designed to provide anti-aging benefits with varying levels of potency and irritation.

Initially, market activity focused on high-performance retinol body treatments, such as those combining retinol with hyaluronic acid and antioxidants. Simultaneously, the clean beauty sector began exploring alternatives to retinol, including algae-derived actives as substitutes for the standard plant-derived bakuchiol.

More recent trends indicate a shift toward advanced biotechnological ingredients in luxury markets, including South Korea and the United States. Exosomes, which function as messenger substances to support skin regeneration, and PDRN are emerging as significant trends. While retinol remains a standard for cell renewal, there is increasing interest in gentler alternatives like bakuchiol to avoid the irritation, redness, and peeling often associated with Vitamin A.

Entities

Retinol · Annmarie Skin Care · PDRN · Exosomes · theSKINEDITION

Timeline

  1. 27 days ago

    [CULTURE] 5 sources
    Skincare trends shift toward exosomes and gentler alternatives

    Skincare trends are shifting from traditional retinol toward biotechnological ingredients like exosomes and gentler plant-based alternatives like bakuchiol to reduce skin irritation.

  2. about 1 month ago

    [HEALTH] 2 sources
    Skincare brands develop retinol body treatments and algae-based alternatives

    Skincare brands are diversifying formulations, with theSKINEDITION focusing on retinol-based body treatments and Annmarie Skin Care utilizing algae-derived actives as a retinol alternative.

Sources

backend.elle.de · digitaljournal.com · mirabeau-magazin.de · petra.de · swr3.de · vitamagazine.com · wmn.de