I don’t want to say that these products never get old because aging isn’t and will never be bad, but I will say that much like your clients, they’ll age like fine wine. Here’s what’s on my radar for products I’ll bet the skindustry will be into for the long haul.
Barrier-Building Masks
A healthy barrier is crucial to healthy skin, especially when it comes to well-aging. Not taking proper care of the barrier can lead to a damaged or defunct one, which means dry, flaky, irritated skin. The Soothing Hydra Solution PRO Face Mask for Irritated Skin is infused with allantoin for natural skin protection and an instantly soothing sensation. Clients will notice instantly soothed, hydrated skin after one-time use all day.
Multifunctional Solutions for Natural Eye Looks
The current state of beauty is all about finding more subtle ways of accentuating a client’s natural beauty. For anyone looking for neutral tones, I have my eyes on Jane Iredale’s PurePressed Eye Shadow Palette. This versatile palette comes in matte shades with a luxurious feel that allows you to build pigment as needed. The line has a variety of palettes, including those for more glam-forward looks, for whatever occasion a client has coming up.
Crystals
I don't mean gemstones, but sodium bicarbonate crystals that can be used for a variety of face and body treatments. Soda crystals can be topically applied to your clients with swelling or joint pain to help relieve discomfort and reduce inflammation. Other uses for these crystals include microdermabrasion treatments, with Pure Spa Direct offering crystals that play nice with machine or manual scrub techniques.
Florals
This wedding season, floral accents will be everywhere, from hair accessories to dress embellishments. Give your brides-to-be that added dewy touch with floral-imbued hydration. Floralla’s products offer all-day hydration and are paraben-free. They have a complete line of moisturizing, gender-neutral products that your well-aging clients will love.
Microneedling…at Home?!
Yes, you read that right. As the masses set out to rid themselves of wrinkles and fine lines, microneedling remains ever-present in the aesthetics industry. While estheticians navigate the evolving regulatory landscape and the growing demand for treatments that require med spas or the supervision of medical professionals, clients looking for faster results may be looking to take matters into their own hands. While home microneedling stamps and pens don’t go as deep as a professional microneedling session, they are a popular product that people are using for fine lines, uneven texture and large pores.
