Impact of Skin Type and Sensitivity on Dermatological Concerns and Self-confidence: Insights from an International Study of 14,317 Women
Frederic FLAMENT, Aurelie MAUDET, Caroline DELAUNAY, David AMAR, Muriel BAYER-VANMOEN, Audrey IMBERT LEGRAIN, Charles TAIEB, Charbel SKAYEM, Laurence LEBARBANCHON · 2024
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Frederic Flament and co-authors survey more than fourteen thousand women about skin and self-confidence in a 2024 letter. Skin is not just a surface: its type and sensitivity shape daily comfort, health worries, and how women feel about themselves under strong social beauty pressure.
The international study asked women to report their skin type, sensitivity, and concerns, then rated the effect on confidence. Patterns across countries show which worries ride with sensitive skin and which with oiliness or dryness. For dermatologists and brands alike, the message is that a skin complaint is rarely only cosmetic in the patient's mind.
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| CREATOR | Frederic FLAMENT, Aurelie MAUDET, Caroline DELAUNAY, David AMAR, Muriel BAYER-VANMOEN, Audrey IMBERT LEGRAIN, Charles TAIEB, Charbel SKAYEM, Laurence LEBARBANCHON |
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| YEAR | 2024 |
| COLLECTION | PAPERS |
| FORMAT | TXT |
| FILE SIZE | 8 KB |
| VERSION | 1.0 |
| LICENSE | CC BY 4.0 |
| RIGHTS | CC BY |
| SOURCE | Europe PMC |