Spring Skin Predictions

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With the spring season approaching, what better time than now for a fresh restart of your skincare game. As new trends are bound to bloom, incorporate these spring buzzes Dr. Shirazi predicts into your skin regime. 

The Cool Boom

We’re going to be turning down the temperature in our beauty and skincare routine. Dr. Shirazi predicts that we’ll see a cooler way of dispensing and applying our skincare products.

Why “cool”? Cool temperatures cause the skin’s blood vessels to contract and temporarily shrink pores resulting in the skin looking firmer and more rejuvenated.  Cryo skincare also helps reduce puffiness particularly around the eyes in the morning. Applying skincare chilled helps enhance absorption and feels amazing. We’ll see more eye serums being dispensed from metal tip applicators, such as EyeGlow AM, an all in one morning eye serum and concealer with SPF protection. It’s a great wake up call!

*Results of EyeGlow AM after 3 months

Beyond the Face

We’re going to expand our focus beyond just the face and also pay attention to our lips, hands, chest, and scalp.  Areas we haven’t really thought about using skincare or protecting in the past. Body retinols, SPF lip products, and scalp care will be big in the spring.

Education Over Influence

We’re seeing more true experts putting out valuable information on social media channels now more than ever. This will continue to rise. In the past, the public received most of their skincare information from influencers with large followings that weren’t treating skin conditions or had any medical knowledge or training in the skin. Consumers are now realizing the importance of skincare backed by science and research.

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MEET THE DOCTOR BEHIND IT ALL

Dr. Azadeh Shirazi, MD is a Board-Certified Dermatologist.

Specializing in medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology, Dr. Shirazi received her undergraduate and medical degrees from the University Of Kentucky College of Medicine. After doing a Research Fellowship at Harvard Medical School at the Wellman Center for Photomedicine, she completed her residency training in Dermatology and Cutaneous Surgery at the prestigious Mayo Clinic in addition to completing her training in dermatology and cosmetic surgery at the University of California San Diego.

She has received multiple research scholarships from iconic institutions including Harvard University and the University Of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and has several peer-reviewed publications to her name.