By Melissa Kvidahl, Contributing Writer07.05.17
After years of steady growth, the U.S. facial skin care and anti-aging market hit a bit of a wall, according to a June 2016 report from Mintel. The silver lining, the market research firm said, is that the industry can get back on track if manufacturers answer consumer calls for natural products, as concerns surrounding chemicals, pollution, and unfamiliar ingredients grow.
Even better news: the report showed that consumers are done looking for the topical ointment that can magically turn back the clock. Those surveyed agreed that lifestyle factors like hydration and diet have a bigger impact on the skin’s appearance than the use of topical products. Indeed, it seems the tide has turned toward nutrition. And this is great news for the supplement market.
Dietary supplements for skin health are on the rise, according to a new study from Lycored, Orange, NJ. Two thirds of consumers said they consider the concept of taking a supplement for skin care as normal, and four in 10 mi
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