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ith every season comes its demand on the skin. After the heatwave of summer might have had a blast on our skin, the fall season is approaching with its fair share of arid air, lower humidity, and skin dryness as its expertise. Therefore, our skincare routines have to randomly adjust to accommodate the season by taking advantage of its beneficial sides while protecting our bodies from its harsh renderings.
While we prepare our fall wardrobes with transitional pieces to make the best of the season, our skincare should be as much a priority. After all, great skin is the perfect canvas for any makeup trend we plan to try out this season.
Check out 7 fall skincare trends that are all the hots right now…
#1. A minimalist approach
Skin minimalism, or skinimalism, is one of the latest beauty trends that save you time, money, and time for your skin by keeping things simple. By simplifying your skin care products, you are left with the ones that truly matter. It’s a trend that encourages us to buy what we need and nothing more.
Focus on the ingredients when purchasing a product, and always finish them before buying another one. The main routine here is to cleanse, moisturize, and protect the skin, with the occasional serums in the mix. Simply put, this trend is big on, “less is more.“
#2. Waterless beauty
One of the eco-friendly fall skincare trends that seek to address global water scarcity prediction is the waterless beauty trend. In addition to conserving water, these skincare products are packed with active ingredients and higher shelf life. The absence of water equally means less need for preservatives and a more sustainable way to indulge in skincare.
#3. Chemical peels
This procedure is one of the essential fall skincare trends. The unpresumptuous weather makes it harder to strictly stick to a routine, but with a chemical peel, the dead skin cells are removed, leaving supple and malleable skin.
#4. Skin cycling
This TikTok sensation is a 4-day skincare rotation routine that might be new to social media but dermatologically tested for decades. It is divided into product application and recovery nights. On the first night, cleanse and exfoliate. On the second night, apply retinol and fragrance-free creams that strengthen the skin barrier. On the third and fourth nights, moisturize the skin to prevent dryness and allow precious time to rejuvenate.
#5. Full body care
This shouldn’t even be among fall skincare trends as it should be treated as a normal part of our routine. We usually focus on our face and necks, then let the other parts of our skin suffer. As the largest organ in our bodies, there’s a rising awareness to give the skin holistic attention, especially our bodies. More individuals are becoming aware of this long-standing truth, and beauty formulators are starting to include more ingredients like retinol in body products, unlike before when they were reserved for face products alone. What a time to be alive!
#6. Anti-pollution skincare
Think of this as protective skincare as sunscreen protects against UV rays, but these products shield the skin from environmental pollutants. These fast-rising products are produced to combat the effects of climate change on our skins. There are anti-pollution face masks that rid an already exposed skin from pollutants, and preventive products like mist shields, which protect and revitalize the skin.
#7. Mesotherapy
The goal determines the process and if you’re looking to see a beyond-the-surface glow-up, this non-surgical procedure might be beneficial to your skincare plans. It involves directly injecting amino acids, vitamins, and skin-friendly ingredients into the skin for an almost instant result. Beauty enthusiasts swear this procedure tightens the face for a youthful outlook. It’s no wonder why it’s one of the fall skincare trends making waves in the beauty scene this season.
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