Why is Skincare So Important?
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It’s a Barrier: Our skin protects all our internal systems against harm and infection and also guards against the harmful rays of the sun, which can cause skin cancer. It’s essential to take good care of this important barrier.
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It Boosts Our Confidence: It’s also important to our mental health. When our skin is healthy, we can put our best face forward, and that feels great too.
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It’s Preventative Care: It’s essential to practice good, preventative skincare when you’re younger, as it gets more difficult and expensive to fix issues as we age.So skincare is vital to our care. But best practices are changing all the time—so how do you know which are the must-have skincare products that actually work?
Like Many Things, Skincare Trends Change Frequently
Top Trends Expected for 2023
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Better as a Bar: One great case in point is the beauty bar, which saves water, uses clean ingredients, and requires minimal packaging. Ethique’s Facial Cleansing Bar is soap-less to balance pH and contains all natural ingredients that were procured through free trade. It has minimal, sustainable packaging.
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Recyclable and Refillable: You’ll also see different types of packaging that protect the products and the environment, like glass or metal bottled serums and moisturizers that are recyclable and sometimes refillable. Acure’s Radically Renewing Dual Phase Bakuchiol Serum’s metal container is made to be recyclable, and the company partners with a TerraCycleⓇ program to collect packaging. It also contains bakuchiol, a trending ingredient that we’ll discuss below
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Radiofrequency and LED Power: Radiofrequency devices and LED light masks will become even more popular in 2023. The CleopatraTM LED Light Mask helps with wrinkles and fine lines, dark spots, inflammation, acne, and other issues; it also covers your neck. While the results it produces can’t replace professional treatments, skincare devices like this help keep skin healthy between visits.
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DI-Cryo: The cryo chamber, which exposes your body to extreme cold temperatures (around -100 degrees celsius) for two to four minutes, is typically available through a spa. On a smaller level, this trend has come home, where a host of tools let you duplicate some of the whole body treatments. Since cold temps can shrink pores and contract blood vessels, applying coldness to your skin makes it look refreshed and firmer. Simple devices like the Stacked Skincare’s sculpting roller can cool the skin on your arms and legs. An added bonus? Cold skin more readily absorbs other products, so the rest of your routine gets a boost too.
When bacne or other area acne strikes outside the face, there are more and more products that are up to the task, including acid-infused lotions like CeraVe’s salicylic acid hydrator. These will continue to trend. You can also use an enzymatic body cleanse like Aleavia’s that helps exfoliate your skin while it’s wet.
Do What Works for You
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Dr. Beverly Fischer is a board-certified plastic surgeon in Baltimore specializing in breast, body, and facial rejuvenation. She is widely recognized for her expertise in gender-affirming top surgery and is a trusted provider for transgender and gender-diverse patients. Dr. Fischer co-authored the Fischer grading scale, a widely used clinical tool that helps guide top surgery technique selection based on individual anatomy. With extensive experience in FTM surgery and gender-affirming care, her practice offers personalized treatment options, including care for minors with parental or guardian consent.
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