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For Millions All Over the World, the Future May be Plant-Based For millions, the future may be plant based. In fact, that’s why companies are offering plant-based foods, and wellness products, including Better Plant Sciences Inc. (CSE:PLNT)(OTC:VEGGF), Ulta Beauty (NASDAQ:ULTA), Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN). “We know consumer interest in sustainability and vegan-friendly formulae is increasing,” says Jenni Middleton, director of beauty at the trend forecasting company WGSN, as quoted by Vogue. “People will shun animal-derived ingredients as they now understand the zoonotic origins of coronavirus, and want to turn to nature s apothecary to provide tried, tested and time-honored beauty and wellness solutions.” ....
Chanel s New Lipscanner Technology Is Proof That Virtual Reality Beauty Testing Is Here to Stay 8 Shares AI, AR, VR, or any form of virtual reality, isn t a new concept within the beauty industry, but it certainly is a remarkable one. Virtual reality has always stirred a web of speculation and curiosity amongst tech-savvy enthusiasts, and whether the enriching digital-based experience was put to the test by mass brands like Nike and IKEA, or luxury fashion houses such as Gucci and Louis Vuitton, augmented reality is the once-niche concept that is turning traditional ways of shopping and experiencing products into a revolutionary trend. ....
It’s a similar trope that make-up artist Inge Grognard used for the Balenciaga spring/summer 2020 show, where models were made to look like they’ve had filler, with distorted, blown-up lips and accentuated cheekbones. Though different circumstances, both examples are a commentary on our global obsession with ‘tweakments’. According to the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery’s Global Survey, 13.6m non-surgical treatments were carried out worldwide in 2019 4.3m of which involved hyaluronic acid dermal fillers, a 15.7 per cent increase on the previous year, and a 50.6 per cent increase since 2015. That’s a lot of filler. Balenciaga’s ‘power cheeekbones’ for spring/summer 2020. ....
Snail mucin. Bee venom. Glass skin. These are just some of the beauty trends to emerge from South Korea in the past five years. Whether you’ve dabbled in a bit of donkey milk (good for rejuvenating the skin with protein and fatty acids) or you’ve played it safe with a weekly face mask, K-beauty is everywhere right now. In fact, Allied Market Research says that by 2026, the K-beauty market will be worth an estimated £15bn, while according to Jenni Middleton, director of beauty at WGSN, “during the coronavirus pandemic, consumers searched more for K-beauty, looking for innovative products to add to their lockdown beauty regimes.” ....
Post-pandemic consumers are concerned about health, immunity and wider wellness which will translate into an uptick in beauty products that offer mindful and relaxing rituals to bookend days, says the director of beauty at WGSN. The ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has undoubtedly shaped the way consumers engage with beauty, impacting purchasing habits, product priorities and usage trends. And as health – physical and mental – became front-and-centre for many, wellness had taken on a new life of its own in the beauty space. “Wellness is a major concern for many beauty consumers. Post-pandemic, consumers are concerned about their own health, immunity and want to manage their lifestyles to maximise their wellbeing,” said Jenni Middleton, director of beauty at trend forecasting firm WGSN. ....