Beauty trends

To bring a bit of zest to the final chapter of December 2021, I would like to share with you what the beauty trends might be for this coming year, with the hope that it will be a brilliant 2022 for everyone. Best beauty trends While beauty inclusivity is hardly just a passing trend, it is something that many of the experts we spoke to noted as being of increasing importance across every aspect of the industry moving forward into the new year. At Net-A-Porter, Hands says they “will be focusing hugely on inclusivity in all categories of beauty” this year and are excited to be adding several BIPOC-owned brands to their roster in the coming months.

Here comes one of the biggest bulls*it I’ve heard from the natural skincare community/Pinterest moms/Instagram influencers/Wannabe skin experts. 2022 Global Food and Drink Trends In the case of weird and wonderful skincare trends, slugging certainly tops the list. As with most of TikTok's viral beauty techniques though, the skincare hack falls on a spectrum. There's the extreme: see skin-tingling videos of snails crawling on people's faces for proof. And then there's the real, more achievable: smothering the face with an emollient cream (such as Vaseline) as the slimy (yet surprisingly hydrating) final step in your skincare routine.

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‘Biotic Skin Care 9 Best Latest Beauty Trends Right Now (MOST POPULAR In 2022) Thanks to TikTok, slugging — the act of slathering a heavy-duty occlusive (like petroleum jelly) as the last step of one’s nighttime regimen — is more popular than ever, even though it’s been done for decades. “This locks in moisture and any other ingredients you’ve applied,” says Parcells of the trend that currently has over 168 million views on the platform. “Sealing the skin barrier with hydration and preventing water loss can help repair damaged, cracked, flaky skin.”