Stress

Unlike the sweat produced during a workout, stress-related perspiration appears suddenly and can have a strong odor. This signal sent by our body is a remnant of an ancestral survival mechanism. Why does our body choose to sweat in response to psychological pressure? Let’s break down the interactions between our emotions and our skin.

Stress doesn’t only affect the mind; it can also disrupt the physiological balance of the scalp and alter the hair growth cycle, causing various hair concerns. How does stress impact your hair? Learn more in this article.

Pollution, fatigue, emotional pressure: the skin also bears the consequences of stress. These imbalances can compromise its comfort and radiance. What can we do to restore its balance? Let’s take stock together.

Stress influences numerous biological processes, including those that regulate skin equilibrium. In response to physical or emotional strain, the body releases cortisol, which can significantly affect the skin and even trigger various dermatological issues. But what exactly is the impact of stress on the skin? Find out in this article.

Between exams, mental burden, or chronic fatigue, stress is part of everyday life. We often hear that this increase in cortisol can cause or exacerbate certain skin imbalances, such as acne. Does the scientific literature support this idea? Let’s explore it together.