A study of 2,000 women found that fewer social events and less face-to-face contact has seen 59 per cent going bare-faced more than ever before. And more than one in four admitted to buying less make-up and more skincare products since the first lockdown. "Previously, women would have large make-up collections which would be used on a daily basis to boost their appearance. And six in 10 will choose skincare products because of how they make them feel. Although one in three women believe their daily skincare routines are more complicated now than they were a decade ago.

Source: Daily Mirror December 07, 2020 15:23 UTC