One of my gripes about working in the beauty industry is how misunderstood it is. While it has long been perceived as frivolous, it is one of the most booming (and profitable) industries in the world, and it's also an innovator when it comes to tech. In fact, some of the best scientists in the world are working on how to improve the quality of our skin—and given that it is the biggest organ in the body, I'd argue it's a pretty worthwhile endeavour.
I've written about it before, but cutting-edge skincare treatments have acted as a form of social currency for some time; with the likes of polynucleotide injections, advanced lasers and exosomes becoming the treatments du jour for those craving that "glass skin" look, with a side of "quiet luxury". These treatments aren't overt; in fact, the goal is for them to be pretty much invisible—save for practically luminescent and poreless skin.
