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Many brands are adopting an innovative approach to product development by offering products that focus on the skin-brain connection. This growing trend is driven by an interest in how neuroscience can enhance both skin health and emotional well-being, providing us all with an opportunity to feel good inside and out. Key highlights from a recent Allure article on the topic: · Skin-Brain Connection: Neurocosmetics explore how sensory receptors in the skin interact with the brain, influencing mood and stress levels. · Innovative Ingredients: Products feature neuroactive ingredients like neuropeptides and botanical extracts that promote relaxation and overall well-being. · Holistic Approach: This trend integrates mindfulness and sensory stimulation into skincare routines, making self-care a more immersive and enjoyable experience. How do you think neurocosmetics will transform skincare? What products do you think will be changed for the better? If you have an idea, we'd love to hear from you - hello@goodkindco.com. #Skincare #Neurocosmetics #BeautyInnovation #Wellness

💡 How can your skincare do more than just improve your skin?   Enter the field of Neurocosmetics, where the latest in Beauty meets Brain science. This field explores how certain ingredients in our skincare can positively impact our nervous system, changing the way we feel.   📍 Imagine your next face cream not only improving your skin's health but also boosting your mood.   ▶ The world of beauty is evolving quickly; are we ready to follow this speed? #neurocosmetics #beauty

Psychodermatology: Mental Health & Skincare Synchronization  A new, innovative trend within cosmetic ingredients being developed is in the direction of skin health and overall wellness, termed psychodermatology. Specifically, this trend focuses on the experience of using skincare products and how these products can positively impact our mood and overall mental health. Keep in mind, our skin is our largest organ! .wp-block-kadence-advancedheading.kt-adv-heading48506_8f01a9-a2, .wp-block-kadence-advancedheading.kt-adv-heading48506_8f01a9-a2[data-kb-block="kb-adv-heading48506_8f01a9-a2"]font-style:normal;.wp-block-kadence-advancedheading.kt-adv-heading48506_8f01a9-a2 mark, . ...

Neurocosmetics are skincare products that target the connection between the brain and skin. They contain active ingredients that interact with nerve endings in the dermis, potentially influencing mood and skin health by reducing stress and improving emotional well-being. I stumbled across this insightful piece of research around #neurocosmetics and it captures the body’s connection to life perfectly. “Skin and Brain: A Psychobiological Concept The skin, a wonderful and complex organ, manages the relationships between us and the outside world. It provides information that allows us to analyze, examine, and monitor its status—to understand and know it. The skin can appear as a canvas on which a large part of our interior world is painted: it is a dynamic structure, in continuous transformation, that expresses subjective psychological contents through which emotions take shape” Skin care can be so much more than surface level- it can with the right approach, the right formulations and the right mindset- be life changing! #insight #skincare #beautyindustry https://lnkd.in/eAg2HxaQ

PSYCHODERMATOLOGY ✨ Happy New Year, everyone! May this year bring you enriching experiences and an abundance of love. ❤️ Now, let's kick off the year with a focus on psychodermatology! From its inception about 25 years ago to now, skincare brands like selfmade® and LOUM Beauty of Calm have been crafting customized products that address the intricate connection between emotional well-being and skin health. Have you tried any of these brands? Share your thoughts on psychodermatology below! ✨ #beauty #wellness

One of the things I’ve been LOVING on this platform lately: Melany Marangabassa’s visual, informative, and value-packed posts. If you haven’t been following along, I highly suggest you do so. That engagement is what it’s all about. We all have something to learn from her work here. And check out that #OpenToWork frame 📣 PS: Melany Marangabassa I could totally see this being a regular feature on The Beauty Brief 👀 feel free to DM me if you want to discuss 💌 #beauty #skincare #beautytrends #beautybusiness #beautyindustry #psychodermatology #skinhealth #mentalhealth #wellness

A good article from mindbodygreen.com that delves deep into the intertwining realms of longevity research and skin health. Gone are the days of merely chasing fleeting youthfulness; the future of beauty is grounded in a profound understanding of skin longevity. 🌱 Key takeaways: 1️⃣ Embracing Aging: Instead of fearing it, can we PLEASE embrace ageing as a natural process? 2️⃣ Cellular Regeneration: Beauty products are evolving to harness our body's innate regenerative systems at a cellular level. 3️⃣ Holistic Health: Our skin isn't just a superficial layer; it's a vital indicator of our overall healthspan and lifespan. There's a synergy between traditional dermatology and longevity research. And the future of beauty is not just about looking good but feeling good from within, understanding our bodies at a deeper level, and embracing a holistic approach to skincare. A month before my 43rd birthday, I celebrate this transformative era where beauty meets longevity! 🌺💫 🔗 Dive deeper into this enlightening article to explore the exciting possibilities that lie ahead: https://lnkd.in/dQ85rqgS #integrativehealth #longevitylifestyle #skinhealth #beautyindustry

The 2024 Mintel Beauty industry predictions are out! So excited to read 1. "Neuro-glow"... "The next chapter of wellness will be mind-body beauty, where mental well-being and physical appearance are interconnected." What does this mean? Psychodermatology and therefore the skin-brain connection are rated as the No. 1 destination for the beauty industry in 2024. This proves growing consumer awareness that stress reduction leads to greater skin and overall well-being. We've been talking about this for a while at Children of Σarth Skincare, happy to see the wider industry moving in this direction #beautyindustry #beautyinnovation Read the full extract from the report here. Source: Mintel 2024

Prior to my speaking engagements, I'd like to start a conversation about Skin Health & Well-being here on LinkedIn. Below are a few diverse angles of view and topics of interest - an invite to experts to share their insights. Skin as a Complex Organ: The skin is a dynamic structure that manages the relationship between individuals and the external environment, acting as a canvas that reflects internal psychological states. E.g. emotions such as stress or embarrassment can manifest as skin reactions like blushing. Skin and Central Nervous System Connection: The skin is directly connected to the central nervous system, functioning as a living sensory receptor organ that influences emotions and self-identity (evident in sensitive skin, where vasodilation/pain may be linked to neuronal hyperactivation, demonstrating the skin's sensitivity to psychological states). Skin & Emotional Response to Touch: The skin and brain are connected through their common origin. Sensation of touch from another person can generate deep emotional responses, showing the skin serves as a medium for emotional interaction. The Skin Ego Theory: The skin functions as a protective barrier and plays a crucial role in forming mental structures and self-identity [as proposed by psychoanalyst Didier Anzieu]. The theory suggests that the skin's role in self-identity is illustrated by its ability to differentiate the body from others, enhancing and safeguarding our individuality. Psychological Factors & Skin: Psychological discomfort can manifest through onset of skin conditions, indicating a link between mental states and skin health. Neuromediators and the nervous system are implicated in skin conditions and delayed healing. Psycho-Neuro-Endocrine-Immunology (PNEI): This emerging discipline studies the relationship between the psyche and the nervous, endocrine, and immune systems, highlighting the interconnectedness of mind and body, particularly relevant in understanding how stress and anxiety can lead to skin conditions like eczema or acne. Neuro-Immuno-Cutaneous System (NICS): The skin, nervous system, and immune system are integrated into a single network, emphasizing the skin's role beyond a mere protective barrier. At the cellular level, the close association between nerve fibers and skin cells exemplifies this connection, and the deep tie of skin neurological and immune functions. + Skin Microbiome. Neurocosmetics: Skincare product category designed to influence psychological well-being; questions raised when confused with neurosciences. Kelly A Dobos MS, MBA will discuss distinguishing between truth and illusion in our next project, as we navigate the future while remaining within the boundary of cosmetics and personal care. Claudia Aguirre, PhD Francis McGlone Begoña Sanjuán Keira Barr, MD Frederic FLAMENT, Ph.D. Aurélie Porcheron Laura Gamboa

The relationship between the skin and brain is one of 2023’s most significant trends in cosmetic and personal care ingredients. With mood-boosting beauty on the rise, many players in the industry have launched several ingredients on this topic. Visit our website to learn more about this exciting development! #beautyindustry #cosmetics #neurocosmetics #skincare #personalcare #wellbeing #beautytrends