The Longevity and Slow-Aging Movement Gets an Ingredient Refresh

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Beauty is expected to become 64% larger by expanding into the wellness and ritual categories.
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Beauty and wellness are rapidly evolving categories, with consumers increasingly weaving self-care, daily rituals and wellness routines into their definitions of beauty. According to NIQ, beauty is expected to become 64% larger by expanding into the wellness and ritual categoriesa. With global life expectancy increasing (reaching an average of 73 years in 2024), well-beauty is becoming a new global priority, with 57% of consumers saying aging well is more important to them than it was five years agoa.

Close-up of brown eye with skincare cream applied near eye wrinklesAcross consumers, beauty is being seen as a long-term investment, expanding across skin care and expanding into categories like hair care, makeup and body care. john at Adobe StockEnter longevity and slow-aging. A movement spanning beauty categories, these well-beauty buzzwords focus on delaying aging through holistic, full body regeneration, emphasizing skin maintenance over correction. Having picked up momentum since the pandemic, the terms are having a trickle-down effect as they slip into consumers' beauty vernacular. 

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