Can you believe we’re already halfway through January already? It seems crazy that 2019 is marching on so quickly, and that we’re already seeing new trends emerging. We’ve got some predictions of what’s going to be huge in the world of beauty this year and we thought we’d share five that we think you should try:
Streamlined Beauty
Last year, the whole world went mad for the Korean beauty trend which saw many of us changing up our routines and opting for a daily regime which included up to ten steps, morning and night! This year, we’re predicting a much more streamlined trend, cutting down on steps (and reducing our plastic use) with multi-functional products.
Capsulated Products
One element of the Korean beauty trend that we expect to continue into 2019 is products which are packaged as individual capsules. It allows companies to create hyper-intense products which a much longer shelf-life because the packaging keeps it so fresh. Elemis Cellular Recovery Skin Bliss Capsules is a perfect example.
Witch Hazel
A lot of ‘old-school’ ingredients saw a resurgence last year and witch hazel was one of them. Advanced modern products are great, but sometimes there’s no denying that the old solutions are the best, and witch hazel has been used for centuries to cleanse and tone the skin. We predict that we’ll see more products than ever in 2019.
Grey Hair
For the last couple of years, women have been opting to dye their hair various shades of grey and one of the amazing positives to come out of this is that older women are shunning the dye and embracing their natural ashy tones. Natural grey hair can feel more coarse and textured, so we recommend a daily conditioning rinse to keep your hair sleek and smooth.
Liquid Exfoliators
Exfoliation is so important, but people are moving ever more away from physical exfoliators which contain grains and micro-particles and opting instead for liquid exfoliators. Decleor Phytopeel Smooth Exfoliating Cream is a gentle cream exfoliator that removes dead skin cells for a clear and radiant complexion without the use of any particles.
Last updated on 22/01/2019.