How WFH and lockdowns have changed the way we care for our skin


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Consumers are turning to products that can help protect their skin from the potentially harmful effects of screens, as well as opting for at-home beauty treatments. Photo: 123rf.com

With home working now widespread, consumers are progressively turning to products that can help protect their skin from the potentially harmful effects of screens, not to mention spa-style treatments that can do the job directly in their bathrooms.

In fact, blue-light skincare and at-home treatments are proving particularly popular as 2021 rolls out and the effects of the pandemic continue.

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