Facial Milk: The Future Beauty Trend?
In the spring of 2022, when the trend was at its peak, “glowing skin” seems to be back, if we are to believe the ultra-fresh and glowing faces of the models at the show. Schiaparelli Spring-Summer 2024. As a reminder, this beauty trend includes a kind of “icing” on the skin that makes the complexion completely pure, without the slightest imperfection. We are particularly indebted to this success Hailey BieberWhich increased the number of selfies at that time Instagram Where her skin looked more flawless than ever. This series of photos was also, as we can easily guess, an excellent means of communication to highlight Rode, its brand was launched in June of the same year. With peptides already the must-have lip care products, it’s now the face milk’s turn to carve out a niche for itself. Accumulating over 5.9 million views on Tik TokThe “Glazing Milk” No Rode There is empty cardboard. According to the brand, this is a “necessary preparation step” for the American model to “calm her skin”. So this could be the secret of its color, which is so milky and bright. Applied morning and evening after cleansing, its airy formula stores ceramides (which strengthen the skin’s barrier function), soothing polysaccharides (which also help with hydration) and a combo of zinc, magnesium and copper to protect the skin. free radicals.
Facial milk: An emerging beauty trend that is starting to gain momentum
Like a hybrid mixture of essence and very light moisturizer, facial milks prepare the epidermis to receive treatment and/or makeup steps. It’s like a little “shield” for the skin that allows you to get that famous plump look it’s so famous for. Facial Milks: A New Beauty Trend, So? In any case, we can think the same if we rely on the latest developments seen in the care sector. it is Violet_fr Which is a leader in the field, starting spray in the spring of 2021 “Boom Boom Milk”, 99% natural. 3-in-1, this treatment, enriched with squalane, olive leaf extract and fermented birch sap, acts as a toner, serum and moisturizing cream and can be applied to the face, body or hair for a beautiful glow. Although led by the brand Hailey Bieber Undoubtedly popularized this trend on social networks, it is not the only one to expand its range with facial milk. This is especially the case with Canadian brands Ilya who just released his first “Base Face Milk”, a very fluid treatment that visibly plumps facial features. Penetrating the skin quickly without any greasy effect, this milk is infused with four different molecular weights of hyaluronic acid, the secret to deep hydration. And because any self-respecting “radiant skin” exhibits a radiant complexion, its formula also includes a complex designed to restore the skin’s protective barrier, reinforced by revitalizing microalgae and prickly pear flower extract. The same goes for moisturizing toners snow Which is suitable for both dehydrated and oily skin. Its milky formula is derived from a blend of peptides, green tea extract and camellia flower (two excellent antioxidants) designed to intensely hydrate the skin. Another reference to the style: lotion “Moon glow milky“No good light, an American-Korean vegan brand especially popular across the Atlantic and known for its gentle and highly concentrated formula. If this tonic has already found its place in many bathrooms, it is because it contains AHAs, which promote a brighter complexion by shedding dead skin cells, hyaluronic acid associated with snow mushrooms (also called tremella), which A humectant capable of increasing collagen. The product comes at a time when it is estimated that French women value skincare more than makeup (86% of them, according to a study conducted by Klarna in February 2022), facial milks, with their hybrid formulations designed to achieve a glowing complexion without resorting to gimmicks, may actually become a beauty trend in their own right in the coming months…
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