Facial care products, such as face wash, face creams, face masks, moisturizers, cleansers, scrubs, serums, and toners are gaining prominence among the working class, as they alleviate stress and signs of aging and revitalize the skin, which, in turn, helps people look fresh even after long working hours. For instance, Tata Harper aromatic stress treatment, Estée Lauder stress relief eye mask, and Vitruvi facial spray help in increasing facial glow and alleviating the stress of end-users.

Moreover, the booming geriatric population will also support the facial care market growth in the foreseeable future. As aging leads to skin loosening, old people across the world are increasingly opting for anti-aging creams, owing to the rising consciousness among this age pool to look younger. The United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) estimates that the population of people aged 65 years or above will surge from 727 million in 2020 to more than 1.5 billion by 2050.

According to P&S Intelligence, Asia-Pacific (APAC) will dominate the facial care market in the forthcoming years. This will be due to the mounting disposable income of people, escalating appearance consciousness among people, and surging public awareness about the benefits of facial care products in the region. For instance, the Reserve Bank of India reveals that the net disposable income of people in India increased from INR 15,534,214 in the financial year 2017–18 to Rs.17,258,624 in the financial year 2018–19.

Thus, the soaring work stress level and burgeoning population of geriatric people will augment the use of facial care products in the upcoming years.