Professional-grade brand Dermalogica releases two new anti-aging skincare products that put the onus onto "restoring radiance to prematurely aging skin," as well as offering a solution to adult acne. The additions are inserted into Dermalogica's existing range of Active Clearing which was recently re-branded as a line to better address the concerns of consumers.
The first anti-aging skincare product is the AGE Bright Clearing Serum which exfoliates to prevent breakouts. The option has a direct effect on the natural microbiome of the skin with soothing phytoactives and the special AGE Bright Complex formula.
The second offering in the range is the AGE Bright Spot Fader and it is a little bit more accessible for people on-the-go. The anti-aging skincare product harnesses the combination of salicylic acid, niacinamide and hexylresorcinol to address breakout marks, while the aforemationed AGE Bright Complex formula also plays a defining role.
What's Driving This Trend
- Anti-aging Skincare Products
- There is a growing trend in the development of anti-aging skincare products that target specific skin concerns, such as breakouts and premature aging.
- Restorative Options
- Consumers are seeking skincare products that provide restorative benefits, such as restoring radiance and addressing adult acne.
- Active Clearing Line
- Brands are rebranding and expanding their skincare lines, like Dermalogica's Active Clearing, to better address the concerns of consumers.
Who This Affects Most
- Skincare Industry
- The skincare industry has opportunities for disruptive innovation by developing advanced anti-aging products with restorative properties.
- Beauty Retail Industry
- Beauty retailers can capitalize on the trend by offering a wide range of anti-aging skincare products that target specific skin concerns.
- Pharmaceutical Industry
- Pharmaceutical companies have the potential to innovate by formulating skincare products with effective ingredients for treating breakouts and restoring radiance.
