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Trends in anti-aging skincare technology

Overview

The skincare industry is increasingly focusing on advanced biotechnology and specific active ingredients to address anti-aging concerns such as loss of collagen, elastin, and moisture retention.

Initial developments show brands leveraging super-fruits and high concentrations of antioxidants. For example, Projet 28 uses the vitamin C-rich Australian Kakadu plum, while Valdy Skincare utilizes organic coconut oil and shea butter. High-performance topical treatments, such as SkinCeuticals’ P-TIOX Cream, are also emerging, which uses L'Oréal’s patented Myrixin™ to target deep expression lines.

Subsequent trends highlight the importance of ingredient composition over price, with a focus on retinol, vitamin C, and hyaluronic acid. K-beauty has also gained prominence, exemplified by Beauty of Joseon’s Dynasty Cream, which utilizes rice bran water, ginseng water, squalane, and niacinamide to provide hydration and nutrition.

Entities

Beauty of Joseon · Projet 28 · Valdy Skincare · Sephora · SkinCeuticals

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 4 sources
    Anti-aging skincare: effective ingredients and K-beauty trends

    Effective anti-aging routines focus on ingredients like retinol and hyaluronic acid. Meanwhile, Korean brand Beauty of Joseon has seen success with its Dynasty Cream, a popular K-beauty best-seller.

  2. [HEALTH] 2 sources
    Cosmetic brands leverage super-fruits and biotechnology for anti-aging

    Cosmetic brands are advancing anti-aging technology through super-fruit ingredients and patented actives like L'Oréal’s Myrixin™ to target deep wrinkles and skin hydration.

Sources

actusen.com · aufeminin.com · culturefemme.com · infosoir.com · mariefrance.fr · presseagence.fr