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For Women in Their 40s, Top Beauty Habits Dropped Are 'High Heels' and 'Heavy Foundation' [GLAM Values Survey]

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  • For Women in Their 40s, Top Beauty Habits Dropped Are 'High Heels' and 'Heavy Foundation' [GLAM Values Survey]
  • A survey by GLAM of 300 women in their 40s reveals that 69.3% feel fatigued by social media 'aesthetics' and others' opinions. The top abandoned habits are painful high heels (55.0%) and heavy foundation (47.7%), with investment shifting toward skincare, inner care, and quality sleep—indicating a move from 'decorative beauty' to 'essential self-care'.
  • Source: PR TIMES
  • Date: Tue Jun 16 2026 19:00:03 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)

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A survey by GLAM of 300 women in their 40s reveals that 69.3% feel fatigued by social media 'aesthetics' and others' opinions. The top abandoned habits are painful high heels (55.0%) and heavy foundation (47.7%), with investment shifting toward skincare, inner care, and quality sleep—indicating a move from 'decorative beauty' to 'essential self-care'.

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For Women in Their 40s, Top Beauty Habits Dropped Are 'High Heels' and 'Heavy Foundation' [GLAM Values Survey] (Tue Jun 16 2026 19:00:03 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)), PR TIMES
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PR TIMES
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Tue Jun 16 2026 19:00:03 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)

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A survey by GLAM of 300 women in their 40s reveals that 69.3% feel fatigued by social media 'aesthetics' and others' opinions. The top abandoned habits are painful high heels (55.0%) and heavy foundation (47.7%), with investment shifting toward skincare, inner care, and quality sleep—indicating a move from 'decorative beauty' to 'essential self-care'.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why did women in their 40s stop wearing high heels?
A: Due to physical discomfort and social media fatigue, 69.3% now prioritize comfort over appearance.
Q: What percentage stopped wearing heavy foundation?
A: 47.7% of women in their 40s intentionally gave up heavy foundation makeup.
Q: How many women feel social media fatigue?
A: 69.3% feel tired of chasing 'likes' and others' opinions on social media.