Innholdsfortegnelse for February - April 2022 i CosBeauty Magazine

It’s hard to believe we’re already in February 2022! This year has already started with its fair share of ups and downs – the down being we’re still in the midst of a pandemic, and the up being there is light at the end of the tunnel. In the beauty world, the future certainly looks bright. For the first time, we are seeing a shift in power, with consumers setting the trends and evolving beauty standards that put inclusion, accessibility, diversity and sustainability at the fore. You can read more about 2022’s forecast on page 30. Shopping local is more important than ever in our collective quest for sustainable beauty. A brand’s footprint matters and as consumers we’re increasingly making our purchasing decisions based on a brand’s environmental impact just…

2022 is already looking better than its predecessor, with mesoestetic just dropping their new-look moisturising solutions range. This is moisturising at all levels for all skin types, complete with antioxidant and anti-pollution active ingredients for a one-stop solution to your post-summer skin hydration woes. The moisturising solutions range is formulated with highly effective active ingredients that provide the skin with an optimal level of hydration to help maintain it in an optimal aesthetic condition. It also offers solutions tailored to the unique needs of each skin type. The mechanisms that regulate skin hydration levels can become altered by various factors (age, stress, hormonal changes, environmental factors and so on), which can cause a dull complexion, rough and uneven skin texture, deeper wrinkles, irritation, etc. In order to help prevent dehydration…

The summertime combination of sun, salt and chlorine all conspire to strip hair of moisture, leaving it frizzy, dry and dull. Thankfully, hair responds well to a little TLC and, with the right products, it’s not too late to restore your crowning glory to its most beautiful. BACK TO BASICS Like skincare, a good basic hair care routine is key to achieving results. Most of your favourite brands offer ranges targeting specific concerns and there are many options for dry post-summer hair. When it comes to daily care, it’s worth noting that your hair may not require washing as often as you think it does. The general consensus is that shampooing should only take place every two to three days and shampoo should be rinsed out with lukewarm (not hot)…

RIHANNA’S NEW LUXURY FRAGRANCE DROPS Defying categorisation, Fenty Eau de Parfum is spicy and sweet all at once and is designed to be worn by all people, for all occasions. Inspired by some of Rihanna’s most distinct memories and places from throughout her life – Bridgetown, Barbados; Grasse, France; New York, New York; Paris, France; Los Angeles, California – Rihanna created Fenty Eau de Parfum as a scent personal both to herself and to others. It evokes the memories, connections and experiences unique to each person through the power of scent. ‘I wanted a rich colour that really represented all genders from across all walks of life,’ says Rihanna. ‘Brown is my favourite colour. Brown is who I am. Brown is what I come from. If I’m going to make…

Just when we’re finally getting a handle on our skin situation, there’s an additional assault we have to deal with: maskne. Wearing a mask can trap dirt and oil in your pores, seriously aggravating skin and manifesting in irritation, dryness and breakouts. Since wearing a mask is essential during these times, it’s even more important to give your skin all the help it needs! Step in HydraFacial, the ultimate facial that gently cleanses, cleans out pores and infuses moisture back to where it’s needed most. HydraFacial has become one of the most popular skin treatments for its gentle, quick and highly effective skin resurfacing treatment – and now it’s become the facial of choice to help combat maskne. Performed somewhere in the world every 15 seconds and adored by the…

It’s tough to stay looking good in one of the world’s harshest climates, but we Aussies are the pros. With our diverse soils and climates, Australia has the luxury of growing its own fresh produce, with very little need to import from overseas. So as well as ensuring the nation eats well, this also helps Aussie brands lead the way with sustainable, eco-friendly beauty products. Quality ingredients, formulations and manufacturing is ensuring the Aussie beauty brand continues to grow both locally and throughout the world. 24 AUSSIE BEAUTY BRANDS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ASPECT MINERALS Established in 2007 in Melbourne, Aspect Skincare is one of the leading cosmeceutical skincare brands in Australia and New Zealand, offering a range of medical-grade cosmeceutical products that deliver high-performing active ingredients to help cosmetically…

1. Authenticity If anything good came out of 2020/21, it’s the new and improved beauty standards we’re finally beginning to see. Brands are championing diversity, inclusion and accessibility by expanding and adapting their product offerings, helping us stay true to our authentic selves and embracing what makes each of us special. ‘The industry is progressive. When we talk about inclusion and diversity, the industry has focused longer on trying to serve [customer] needs, from an assortment standpoint, [compared to] other industries,’ Monica Arnaudo, Chief Merchandising Officer at Ulta Beauty, told Glossy.co. ‘What is happening [trend-wise] does have a larger impact on the beauty landscape… The insights we’ve garnered and the trends for the last couple of years have shaped the beauty landscape and will continue to shape it. [Trend adoptions] are…

During a pretty grim past couple of years, our homes have become the centre of our lives for most of us. Spending so much time at home has spurred a shift in our thinking; we’ve come to realise the importance of creating a space that supports our day-to-day practicalities but also our emotional, mental and spiritual wellbeing. It’s also been a time to practice mindfulness and lavish ourselves with the self-care we’ve all desperately needed. It’s no wonder then crystals are trending right now, for uses ranging from rejuvenating the aura of our surroundings to releasing negative energy in our body to even energising our skin. ‘Despite a lack of scientific backing, new-age philosophies are gaining momentum in an environment where consumer interest in emotional and spiritual self-care is closely…

Thought to be the most powerful toxin known to man and capable of causing paralysis, millions of people across the world have botulinum toxin type A injections to address the ageing effects of furrows, frowns and wrinkles. What was once the domain of the A-listers is now very much entrenched in the ‘every woman’ modern-day beauty arsenal and has become a worldwide phenomenon. THE BIRTH OF BOTOX Although the cosmetic effect of botulinum toxin on wrinkles was first documented by a plastic surgeon from Sacramento, it wasn’t until Canadian husband and wife ophthalmologist and dermatologist physicians Jean and Alastair Carruthers published their research in 1992 that ‘Botox’ for cosmetic use was officially born. In 2002, it was officially approved in the US as a treatment for frown lines in adults.…