Our 2026 Skin Health and Wellness Predictions

Our 2026 Skin Health and Wellness Predictions

We unveil what’s set to dominate in the health and wellness arena in 2026 - straight from our crystal ball.


Longevity

When it comes to skin, longevity is about building long-term strength, health, and resilience, and shifting away from a purely cosmetic, surface-level approach toward a science-based understanding of how to preserve and future proof the skin’s overall health and wellness.

  • Ingredient technology
  • Preventative and reparative regimes
  • A focus on internal health

Quick fixes are out

This trend is all about prioritising long-term focus rather than chasing superficial quick fixes.

  • Internal gut health
  • Anti-inflammatory care
  • Mind-skin connection

These will be trending topics in 2026, and we are here for it.


Blue Zones

The term Blue Zones refer to areas around the world where people have lower disease and a higher life expectancy. A study by Dan Beuttner and National Geographic coined the name after researching areas of the world where people lived longer and healthier. They found a commonality in lifestyle and diet and are now sharing these blue zone secrets with the world.


Simple regimes but give me results

As our time becomes increasingly limited, effective, results-driven regimes will be essential.

  • Ingredient innovation
  • Focused solutions
  • Targeted routines that rely on fewer products

These are here to stay.


Ozempic Face

The rise of GPL-1s! ‘Ozempic face’ is a term used as a result of the face whereby the face takes on a certain hollowness. Some early research suggests that is the result of decrease in muscle mass, however, it may also accelerate the ageing process.


The pathophysiological mechanisms are complex but in simple terms, the reduction of stimulation of fibroblasts that produce collagen and increases in oxidative stress play a part in ageing. To help support integrity and health, actives in skincare will be important in supplementing the skin.


Overtreated skin has lost its appeal

Less skin aggression rather than over treatment.

  • This balanced approach respects the skin barrier
  • Still provides results with specific skin treatments
  • Working with the skin and not against it

Personalisation

Customised, personalised and individual regimes and treatments for your skin.

It’s time to forget the DIY and focus on your own skin path by heading back to the professional skin therapist.


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