BYOMA Declared May Skin Barrier Awareness Month
Laura McQuarrie — May 14, 2024 — Fashion
References: byoma & morningstar
Since its launch in 2022, BYOMA has transformed the way consumers approach their skin barrier and overall skin health and to advance its mission to democratize and demystify skincare, the brand declared May Skin Barrier Awareness Month. "My fear is that barrier care becomes a buzzword and a trend, rather than evolving the category and sparking a skincare revolution as we'd originally hoped," says founder Marc Elrick, "Our month-long campaign will cement BYOMA as true champions of skin barrier health–by our community and for our communities."
Rather than over-treating skin with too many actives, BYOMA consumers are well-versed in choosing potent actives, science-driven, barrier-boosting skincare and the right routines to support healthy skin barriers. BYOMA supports and empowers new and savvy skincare consumers to ensure that Gen Alpha is informed about what they're using, and why.
Rather than over-treating skin with too many actives, BYOMA consumers are well-versed in choosing potent actives, science-driven, barrier-boosting skincare and the right routines to support healthy skin barriers. BYOMA supports and empowers new and savvy skincare consumers to ensure that Gen Alpha is informed about what they're using, and why.
Trend Themes
1. Skin Barrier Protection - Increased interest in skin barrier health is driving demand for products designed to protect and strengthen the skin's natural defenses.
2. Education-focused Skincare Campaigns - Brands are launching educational campaigns to inform consumers about the importance of skin barrier health and proper skincare routines.
3. Minimalist Skincare - The movement towards using fewer, yet more effective, skincare products highlights the trend towards minimalist, science-backed skincare routines.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty and Personal Care - The beauty industry is witnessing a shift towards products that emphasize skin barrier protection and overall skin health.
2. Health and Wellness - The health and wellness sector is increasingly focusing on educating consumers about the science behind skincare and the benefits of maintaining a healthy skin barrier.
3. Youth-oriented Skincare - Skincare brands are targeting younger generations, like Gen Alpha, with campaigns that promote informed and science-backed skincare practices.
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