As we age, fine lines and spots seem to become “old friends” for middle-aged people. But did you know? Recently, Adult Community conducted an exclusive survey of over 1,000 adults aged 40 and above, revealing their unique perspectives and habits regarding "beauty." Let's take a look at these 6 major findings to help you find a more beautiful you after 50!
Moisturizing has become the top priority. (Image / sourced from the Adult Community)
- The Most Worrying Skin Problems in Middle Age: Spots and Wrinkles
The survey revealed that 32.4% of people are most concerned about the increase in skin spots, while 28.1% worry about the appearance of wrinkles. As people age, skin laxity also becomes a major concern for 28.1% of respondents. These issues show the urgency for adults to focus on skincare and anti-aging. - Shifting Skincare Focus: From Whitening to Moisturizing
Interestingly, 10 years ago, the most valued skincare function was whitening (49.4%), while now the focus has shifted to moisturizing (59.7%) and anti-wrinkle (19.6%). This reflects middle-aged people’s growing attention to skin dryness and aging, with moisturizing becoming their primary concern. - The Popularity of Aesthetic Treatments Cannot Be Ignored
The survey shows that nearly 40% of adults have undergone aesthetic treatments, with facial laser being the most popular at 72.4%. This indicates that aesthetic treatments are no longer just for younger people, and middle-aged groups are equally pursuing these beauty treatments as part of their daily care. - Makeup Habits: Natural Look Becomes the Priority
More than 76% of adults have makeup habits, and 51.1% of them say that the most important aspect is the natural look of the overall makeup. This shows that adults prefer to enhance their natural beauty through makeup, rather than over-decorating. - Quality Over Brand
When choosing skincare and makeup products, more than half of adults prioritize "quality" over brand. This means that they have higher demands for product ingredients and effects, showing rational choices of mature consumers. - Safety Is the Top Priority for Aesthetic Treatments
When selecting aesthetic treatments, nearly 60% of people prioritize safety, followed by reviews from the internet or friends. This reflects adults' high acceptance of aesthetic treatments, but they still prioritize safety when choosing.
The safety of aesthetic treatments is the most important. (Image / sourced from the Adult Community)
Life after 50 is a new beginning. Whether through skincare, makeup, or safe aesthetic treatments, investing in a positive mindset is worthwhile. These survey results not only reveal the beauty needs of middle-aged people but also encourage us to confidently present our true selves at every age. Start your beauty journey now!
Original source: Adult Community
