There’s a trend that’s been growing for several years. Teens, tweens, and children are using anti-ageing skincare, with active ingredients like retinol.
Today, Lorraine Dallmeier, CEO of Formula Botanica, is joined by colleague, School Education Manager, Ana Green.
Together, they explore why children using anti-ageing skincare is such a trend and the implications for young skincare enthusiasts. What does this use mean for their skin health?
Join us as we uncover the reasons behind this trend and the potential risks of using certain ingredients on young skin.
And we cover the steps the beauty industry can take to promote healthy skin practices.
Inspiring quote:
“Skincare is not just about looking good; it’s about feeling good and taking care of yourself at any age.” – Ana Green, Formula Botanica Education Manager
In this episode, you will hear:
- The internet and social media: It’s impact on young people’s access to skincare information.
- TikTok: It’s significance as a platform for skincare trends.
- Colourful packaging and influencer endorsements: Their appeal to young consumers.
- Risks: Considerations associated with using active skincare ingredients at a young age.
- Beauty industry: The importance of education and responsible marketing in skincare.
Key takeaways:
- Internet impact: Teens and tweens now have unprecedented access to skincare information, heavily influenced by social media.
- TikTok lure: Colourful and fun content attracts young audiences to skincare products.
- Psychological aspect to young people’s interest in skincare: They are often driven by the desire to fit in and manage skin changes during adolescence.
- Beauty industry responsibility: We must educate young consumers about suitable skincare products and avoid harsh ingredients.
- Emphasizing simple skincare routines: Focusing on cleansing, moisturising, and sun protection is crucial for young skin health.
Join us in this thought provoking episode as we navigate the challenges and intricacies of young consumers using anti-ageing skincare. We’ll unravel the marketing tactics and how the industry needs to respond.
There’s a wealth of information in our old episodes and we encourage you to go back and listen to them. If you want to hear more about some of the topics we covered in this episode, please do delve back into the podcast archives. Here are two you might want to listen to:
Episode 209: Medical-grade Skincare.
Episode 162: Gentle Skincare Revolution
If you want to expand your knowledge if anti-aging ingredients and products, you might want to check out About Certificate in Organic Anti-Ageing Skincare
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Lorraine Dallmeier is a Biologist, Chartered Environmentalist and the CEO of Formula Botanica, the award-winning online organic cosmetic science school. Read more about Lorraine and the Formula Botanica Team.
