Kenvue Study Reveals UK Skincare Routines Lacking

A recent survey reveals that 60% of Brits do not maintain a consistent skincare routine, with many spending an average of £27 monthly on products despite neglecting basic practices like washing their faces. This paradox highlights a need for better education on skincare, particularly regarding the importance of sunscreen, which only 15% of respondents deemed essential. In a broader context, dermatological care access is increasingly unequal worldwide, with a study indicating that many countries have fewer than one dermatologist per 100,000 people. To address this, initiatives like the Inclusive Dermatology Atlas are being developed to improve medical education by showcasing skin conditions across diverse skin tones. Additionally, industry leaders emphasize the influence of various factors, including stress and ethnicity, on skin health, advocating for personalized skincare solutions that account for individual needs. Entrepreneurs like Anita Sun are pushing for a balance between cosmetic and medical skincare, emphasizing the importance of tailored treatments based on a deep understanding of skin.