As wearing a mask becomes commonplace amid ongoing coronavirus concerns, people are having to come to terms with a new skin issue: maskne. As a result, skincare brands have begun marketing their products towards combating maskne and educating people about treatment options.

Thanks to COVID-19, when it comes to getting their regular treatments and beauty fixes, people have found themselves stranded. In a bid to help their customers stay engaged throughout the lockdown, Bleach London is creating at-home hair parties to inspire creative quarantine looks.

With many beauty salons forced to shut up shop during lockdown, typical routines were thrown into disarray. But as people channelled their anxiety into more sophisticated at-home self-care routines, ideals around beauty were reset. And post-lockdown, the natural look is back en vogue.

While many brands still position themselves to dictate of-the-moment make-up looks, Depixym’s Cosmetic Emulsions are championing individuality and self-expression by rethinking the multi-use product, encouraging beauty junkies to think outside the box and paint their faces however they wish.