Beauty Trends to Look Forward to in 2021
According to all the top Beauty Blog, it is predicted that 2021 will bring revolution in the beauty industryIgniting inclusivity: The inclusive beauty movement has expanded product offerings to cater to more skin tones, hair types and gender-fluid consumers. In 2021, WGSN predicts the movement will continue with the inclusion of physical and mental needs.Prioritizing sustainability: As consumer expectations grow, brands will need to embrace sustainable business practices, especially when it comes to water scarcity and how it will impact product development. Streamlining products: WGSN encourages brands to "streamline products, but offer better formulations featuring higher active ingredients and multiple benefits."
Showing
your dark side: According to WGSN, "otherworldly aesthetics are emerging
for beauty, so create make-up palettes with dark colors that allude to
supernatural themes.
Key
Industry Trends
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Personalization: From beauty devices to smartphone apps,
technology is expected to play a key role in driving bespoke beauty
experiences.
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CBD-based beauty: Consumers have welcomed CBD into their beauty
routines with open arms. Moving forward, marketers are being urged to educate
shoppers about the properties of CBD in order to reach new boundaries with
cannabis.
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Intimate skin care: Kline reports that products trending in the
facial skin care segment, such as serums and oils, are also gaining momentum in
the vaginal care segment.
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Beard care is booming: Beard care products are the most
impactful in the male grooming segment. According to Kline, beard services
revenue has increased by 38% and transactions are up 37%.
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Industry compliance around sustainability and transparency: Key
markets for natural personal care products, such as the United States and
Canada, increased by 10%, according to Kline. The report also adds that
"sustainability" and "transparency" are buzzwords with
which the industry is complying.
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Amazon and Tmall: Online beauty retail offers consumers
convenience and exclusive digitally native brands. Retailers such as Amazon and
China's Tmall are two of the biggest ecommerce giants affecting the beauty and
personal care industry.
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Indie beauty brands continue to disrupt: Kline states that
these brands often find success with consumers by "entering the
market with unique offerings, plus interesting founder stories and hero
ingredients, becoming cult favorites.
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