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These are the themes of science fiction films and occasional heated debates in the beauty industry: active ingredients derived from young tissue, serums that calm skin and nerves. The skincare trends you'll see everywhere in 2024 sometimes blur boundaries and raise eyebrows.
Corey L. Hartman, MD, a board-certified dermatologist in Birmingham, Alabama, says it's all about increasingly personalized skin care. There are even ways to source your own biological material to produce unique injectable drugs – talk about crazy science. To be clear, this is a young technology that has not yet been approved by the FDA.
Plus, trends that have nothing to do with individuals, but rather the bigger picture, like more equitable skin care and enhancement regimens that ultimately involved clinical trials.
We analyzed data and spoke to experts to provide insight into the top skincare trends of 2024.
Contact the experts:
Corey L. Hartman, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist in Birmingham, Alabama.
Steven Cohen, MD, is a board-certified plastic surgeon in San Diego.
Ben Talley, MD, is a board-certified plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills.
Danica Chen, PhD, is a professor of metabolic biology, nutrition, and toxicology at the University of California, Berkeley.
Nadine Pernodet, PhD, is Senior Vice President of Life Sciences and Chief Scientific Officer of Estee Lauder Research Laboratories.
Elizabeth Hushmand, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist in Dallas.
Ron Robinson is a cosmetic chemist.
Nancy Samolitis, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist in Los Angeles.
Julie Russak, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist in New York City.
Hadley King, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist in New York City.
Kelly Dobos is a cosmetic chemist.
Julia Brooks is a corporate support associate at Givaudan Health and Wellness.
Asha Shivaji is CEO and co-founder of SeeMe Index.
Rolanda Wilkerson, Ph.D., is the executive director and chief scientific officer of P&G Beauty.
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Regenerative medicine stimulates skin care.
Skincare this year isn't just about fighting the signs of aging; It's all about cellular rejuvenation , says Steven Cohen, MD, a board-certified plastic surgeon in San Diego. Like many trends in skin care, this one has roots in medicine, in this case regenerative medicine, which focuses on developing and administering treatments that help the body heal itself. For example, stem cells – biological templates that can grow into new skin, new cartilage or new bone – are currently used in oncology to help the body produce new blood cells during high-dose chemotherapy.
Again, this may sound like science fiction (no easy task for the medical community, let alone hydration labs), but there are ways to not only rejuvenate your skin, but also make it feel younger and younger. For example, platelet-rich plasma injections can be used to promote the healing of human blood and plasma cells (e.g., in patients with sports injuries) to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, pores, hyperpigmentation, and the like, allowing for the collagen production. According to a small study published in the journal Experimental and Therapeutic Medicine . However, because data is generally limited, there is no clear consensus on whether platelet-rich plasma injections are beneficial for the skin.
Nanofat injection, a new phenomenon, allows a mixture of cells, including stem cells, to be harvested from human fat depots. A new review of research published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine examined whether Nanofat injections can improve skin tone and texture, citing a case where 5ml of Nanofat reduced fine lines and wrinkles, "with a reduction significant in a patient". However, the authors said, “further studies are needed to evaluate the long-term efficacy and safety of this method.”
In the year By 2024, this hyper-personalized approach to reducing facial wrinkles will influence at-home skin care. Acorn Biolabs is a company that harvests its own stem cells (50 hairs per capita) and produces cryopside (also known as ice). They say we offer personalized skin care: growth factors and freeze-dried exosomes (more on this) can be converted into hyaluronic acid by the client's cells. However, this level of customization will cost you: Harvesting alone costs about $945, and stem cell storage costs $190 per year.
In the meantime, stay tuned to learn more about stem cells in skin care, specifically stem cell conditioning media, molecules released by stem cells such as proteins and exosomes. Many Allure editors have remained loyal to SkinMedica TNS Recovery Complex since its launch in the early 2000s, which shocked the world with growth factors in newborn foreskin. New serums include Anteage Pro System and Symbiome The Answer with stem cell conditioning media. As a synthetic alternative, board-certified plastic surgeon Jason Diamond uses lab-grown ingredients for Metacine Instafacial Plasma.
However, it is important not to confuse medical use with skincare effectiveness. “The different stem cell treatments are available as topical solutions and can be given as injections, and the two are very, very different,” says Ben Talley, MD, a double board-certified plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills. “Some studies show that certain stem cell treatments can help repair scars, burns and hair loss by changing the way the cells themselves work in the area.” However, these are not ointments, but injections into the body. face or body.
Another new area of interest is the study of sirtuins, enzymes with diverse activities. Two of these could help the body repair damaged cells and facilitate cell turnover. 20 years ago, new discoveries linked sirtin activity to longevity and metabolic control. Research is now showing how some of these “longevity proteins” can reverse skin aging.
At this year's World Dermatology Symposium, Danica Chen, Ph.D., professor of metabolic biology, nutrition and toxicology at the University of California, Berkeley, shared her research on the relationship between sirtuins and aging behaviors. For example, in one study, Dr. Chen found that a type of sirtuin (SIRT7) may be involved in improving cognitive function in aged mice. Nadine Pernodet, PhD, senior vice president of life sciences and senior scientist at Estee Lauder Research Laboratories, then discussed Estee Lauder's research on how sirtuins 1,2,3, and 6 act on skin proteins and therefore increase collagen production. In mature skin. The growth of skin cells and skin cells, which is a typical feature of young skin cells. Estee Lauder is developing new skincare formulas that incorporate the findings of this research into its skincare products, focusing on ingredients that can support the activity of these syrtin networks.
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Exosomes cause a stir and are very controversial.
Exosomes, a type of regenerative substance, can be secreted by stem cells, but they are a term in themselves. “At every [dermatology] meeting, exosomes are a big topic,” says Dr. Elizabeth Haushmand, a board-certified dermatologist in Dallas. Exosomes come from living cells called stem cells, and their components (peptides, amino acids, lipids) are designed to help skin cells connect, regenerate and repair themselves, explains cosmetic chemist Ron Robinson.
Scientists are learning more about how to isolate exosomes – they are being studied to treat diseases – but we are still in the early stages of understanding their full mechanism, says Dr Talley. Because of their futuristic appeal and untapped potential, Dr. Hartmann's exosomes are calling themselves the "artificial intelligence of skin care."
What's the "worst" thing? Exosomes can also contain unwanted substances, such as DNA from a stem cell donor. According to Dr. Hartman, the lack of safety data and lack of FDA approval have made exosomes in serums and creams such a controversial trend. For example, a 2022 study in the journal Stem Cells International suggests that exosomes extracted from cancer cells can stimulate tumor growth, making donor health screening important.
Illegal Exosome Clinics Offering Medical Injections Licensed by FDA: “Exosome products are regulated by the FDA and there are currently no FDA-approved exosome products,” the agency stated unequivocally in its statement on medical devices regenerative, including exosomes. and stem cells. (We have asked the FDA for clarification on what this means for exosomes in skin care, but have not heard back from the FDA at this time.)
“Although I believe exosomes are the future [of skin care], they are synthetic and should be tested for inflammation and embryogenesis, as well as being cleared of viral particles,” says Dr. Nancy Samolitis, a board-certified dermatologist. LOS ANGELES - ANGELES
Julie Rusak, MD, a board-certified dermatologist in New York City, sees exosome injections as the next generation of in-office skin rejuvenation treatments. But Dr. Hartman is cautious: The idea of injecting donor exosomes raises concerns because of the risk of DNA transfer. While exosomes could theoretically be produced by our own stem cells, the technology to do so is not as widely available as platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections. Additionally, exosomes are thought to work best when they come from young stem cells, after they have been bitten off .
Some serums that claim to contain exosomes are available for topical use, at a high price point of between $300 and $500, such as Elevai Enfinity, Angela Caglia Cell Forté, and Morphiya Exosome Concentrate. Dr. Cohen has found third-party clinical studies on morphine's ability to reduce wrinkles and skin discoloration so convincing that it is difficult for him to recommend it to his patients and keep it in stock. (Dr. Cohen serves on Morphia's scientific advisory board.)
But what about the part where we said exosomes might contain unwanted regenerative substances, the scary prospect that they might receive signals from an unhealthy donor cell and ask skin cells to follow them? Dr. Cohen said he liked morphine because the causes of this phenomenon were "not of human origin." They come from the herd of cattle and are obtained from the umbilical cord blood of calves. No animals are killed: it's like donating cord blood after the birth of a child. And the Cartesa brand provides their customers with files detailing the perinatally derived exosome components in their ExoCR serum.
Elevai and Angela Kalia obtain serum exosomes from pre-selected donor stem cells from laboratories that use them extensively for medical research. In these cases, the stem cells are donated and then expanded or grown in the laboratory before moving on to clinical trials. When grown in the laboratory, they naturally secrete a regenerative treasure trove that includes exosomes, as well as substances such as cytokines and growth factors. These leftover secretions, called stem cell conditioning media, are used in skin care serums. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that you are using the results of important medical research that has been donor approved and fully tested to meet FDA requirements.
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More and more brands offer solutions for overactive skin.
There's a reason why board-certified dermatologist Whitney Bowe's "skin cycle" — which uses active ingredients on some days and light moisturizers on others to give your skin "sleepless nights" — is one of the top hashtags on TikTok in 2023. Ingredients like retinoids and exfoliating acids can cause redness, irritation and skin sensitivity. Dr. Hadley King, a board-certified dermatologist in New York City, says, "I believe our preference for harsh topical products has affected our skin's barrier. If the barrier is breached, your skin will never look its best." Over time, this leaves skin dry and more susceptible to conditions like dermatitis.
Viral solutions often require adopting a whole new routine (and hashtag), like applying leave-in conditioner at night or applying as many hydrating products as possible.
However, the simplest solution to a weakened skin barrier is hydration, so we expect to see more hydrating products and ingredients in 2024. Robinson says: “Serums, moisturizers and sprays will continue to be in fashion given the importance of restoring skin defenses. “There will be oldies but goodies like niacinamide and hyaluronic acid, as well as new hydrating ingredients like polyglutamic acid and beta-glucan. And with ice mushroom extract, these are biomimetic ingredients that can be created in laboratory, which will help recreate what is on the skin,” he added. On top are ceramides, squalane, and peptides, for example, Orveda's new line uses peptides to soothe along with bioengineered prebiotics and antioxidants.
Because barrier breakdown is associated with sensitivity and redness, we're more likely to see milky, balm-like textures in cleansers and moisturizers with lipid-rich oils (vegetable squalane and anti-inflammatory ingredients like blue tansy). Vanilla Co. Clear Zero Firming Balm is also rich in ceramides, while May Lindstrom's Skin Blue Cocoon and Fortuna Skin Replenishing Balm, two balms (with blue fern oil and jojoba oil, respectively) help prevent moisture loss overnight .
Skin with a compromised skin barrier may benefit from products designed for post-treatment use: When the skin barrier is intentionally weakened: CO2Lift Carboxy Gel Treatment is a ceramide mask (many home dermatologists will find this on their list. Designed Treatments to soothe skin after ablative procedures such as laser resurfacing) and Epicutis Lipid Serum aims to soothe the skin with lipid-like substances.
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Neurocosmetics examines the relationship between mind and body.
Wearing a face mask or applying a moisturizer is always relaxing, but skin care seeks to elevate the feeling of calm to a higher, more relaxing level. “The top layer of the skin contains sensory receptors called Merkel cells,” says cosmetologist Kelly Dobos. These can also determine touch and temperature. “We're seeing more and more therapies focus on the brain-skin connection, and we're learning how simple sensory stimulation can improve our overall well-being. She calls this new category 'neurocosmetics.'
The manufacturers of the ingredients create a feeling of well-being by preparing the warming ingredients, which can last for several hours. And to enhance the effect, you can treat yourself to a cold facial massage with the help of Melissa Imperiale, for skin care, Cryo Facial Cream by Melissa Imperiale, infused with distilled water (or add a drink), rose water and margherita pizza. "Do it yourself"). ) and ice, then apply to the skin.
This type of cryofacial, or the use of strong colds or ice on the skin, is experiencing a resurgence: the hashtag #cryofacial has been viewed more than 11 million times and the topic of cryotherapy has been viewed more than 174 million times on TikTok. “Cryogenic treatment methods have always existed” – they are estimated to have been developed in Japan in the 1970s – “but they are coming back onto the market,” says Dr. Samolit. Although dermatologists use liquid nitrogen to refresh the skin and treat skin conditions, the same effect can be achieved, especially with the help of old ice cubes or cold compresses.
According to Dr. Roy, a 10-minute in-office procedure is beneficial for exfoliation, pore tightening, and lymphatic drainage. At home, ice cubes can help calm inflammation, tighten pores, reduce swelling and temporarily improve blood circulation, give your skin a little glow - and applying ice to pimples never hurts. “Because blood vessels constrict at cold temperatures, this reduces the amount of interstitial fluid that builds up and can therefore reduce the amount of fluid that needs to be diverted into the lymphatic vessels,” Dr. King said, adding that the freezing. Particularly useful. To scare the eye. However, if ice is left on the skin for a long time, it can damage the skin tissue. That's why she recommends wrapping an ice cube in a washcloth or cotton ball and quickly shaking off the skin care product.
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In the year 2024 we can also protect new perfumes for aromatherapy. For example, the champion and sanctuary of Ghiudan security is based on the relationship between emotional biological meaning. “You always know that on a private level the irresponsible can stick their noses in us, even if our students are present in everything we do,” Julia Brooks, researcher at the Givaudan Department of Business, Health and Prosperity. Nerves - Between you and when you feel, the same sensations, memories and associations are created, because this is a pattern of similar emotions. By measuring the advertios, or emotional responses of the brain, he discovered the rules of Givaudan, such as relaxation or fun. This study may be useful for alcohols and perfumes in private hygiene products. Soap and Glory Perfect News Money Live and Bress Tank is designed to help you prepare for sleep. A life-long scented compound of heart rate and attention-filling heart rate and attention-filling Givaldan research, anxiety (forest lungs) or energy. (Water treatment). ). You can also establish your relationship between expansion and emotion: "I always choose a holiday gel and it immediately responds to me with a holiday period," says Burks. It is also known for the sun wine used during the day during the day.
And we see skin care products that contain nutrients to control emotions, like Cap Beauty Sertolia Simplicificia. Plants are an amino acid 5-hydroxytrippitophop (5-HTP), as they say, help to cope with mouth and anxiety. (According to the FDA, 5-HTP will allow you to view long-term relaxing drugs, but there is no evidence that these substances have any effect on your local use, but we all know this. This. Obviously. Skin care can be fun.
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Justice will be the motivating force for more international products.
We contacted us to ask about the ribs since the FDA requirements and all the skin care tools are not yet available. "It is important. Dr. Hartman said that the first laws of the TSVetnoy Leather of the United States, before the TSVetnoy Leather of the American people, were heard about changes that can be used at the conference. And in 2024 It is expected that they will be called tools aesthetics for 5 and 6 types of protection, even more likely to produce lakes or turning the skin. It can lead to hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation (transparency of the skin is difficult to treat both.
This is a valuable inclusive action and representation of the newcomer, like the semee index, which helps him to have greater social responsibilities. Index of the use of franks Through skin size, gender expression, age, sexual lesions, growth and visible disability. “We believe that everyone was included because everyone should be included in the list of brands that everyone bought,” says the director of All People. "Includes are key. If the product isn't targeted at the same people, it's not enough to imagine different ages and skin shades.
Currently, Seme studies 40 large collaborative products and the results report that they are "thinking about how to show emergency measures." And SEEME data clearly shows that when you buy a coordinating product, you can see how each brand is rated.
P&G Beauty, for example, has recognized general development and multicultural research to support research. Roveland Villkerson, Philosophy, Senior Director and HEAD Greams, as Pantnee, My Black is Beardic and HEAD Gream, how ingredients are connected to hair. " The shoulders worked. She and her teams "have implemented" a multicultural study "on hair and self-esteem." Knowledge and results will explain that Dr. Vilterson explains to produce new hair care products such as Pantee GOLD Series New Longs. "Healthy hair has a different meaning to different consumers due to nations' hair texture, pattern and shape. We are committed to producing products that meet the needs of all people.
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Classic ingredients take on a new life and increase effectiveness.
This is definitely the new “next step.” "Although these substances are not new," says Dobo. According to Robinson, chemists need a variety of methods, such as a variety of molecular collections, such as different molecular collections at different depths of the skin. Other verified skin care elements include new methods of presentation or include effectiveness in co-encrypting with other active substances.
"Immunized" Olehisseimid is used in Oleal Super. A new study of Brandy Sponsored A new study shows the ability to improve the skin and support it. "Niassnimimid is a star in the field of mixtures, which will explain the skin color of the anti-hot liquid and the defects of the leather. . Old scientists carefully studied how the good of Troasolism is a potential water, the first scientists who they read the goodness of Troasolismo.."
Transitamic acid for the treatment of hyperpigmentation of hyperpigmentation, including Melwem, which is Dr. Samoolis' one-of-a-kind hyperpigmentation. But soon, evidence of the plane's routine appears on skin diseases beyond the limits of skin diseases. “In the case of other skin diseases, we learn more about the benefits of being physical, such as Rasisa and racism.” Tramsmark Acid in ISDIN ISDincetics Meluming Advancetics Meluming Advanced Strum, Core by Breasthegh, for the best TRUGHRUREMOX GL Award and generated by many skins.
Robinson and Dobots are interested in peptides: Many peptides have a deceptive entry that covers different results. "Skin care uses a variety of peptides, which promote the collar and Elishan," Family and Lisana, "says Robinson," says Robinson, "indicating that they are like a symbol of their cells. In the year In 2024 new pipelist predict that new pipel innovations will currently be effective compared to what excessive formulas show, especially with Newropiphed. The Thomas Rot putter is found by Shepherd Thomas Rot of Protein Plopsy Rays, and both become winners of a competitive race.
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