Radiant skin has always been an important physical goal because it is synonymous with beauty, good health and wellbeing.
It is even more important today: in the age of ultraconnection, many consumers are conscious of the way they share their image in social media and are in search of a flawless complexion. Perfecting the quality of your complexion through skin care is therefore becoming a basic cosmetic trend globally affecting all skin types and ethnicities, with radiance as the main and shared goal.
And yet the concept of radiance is relatively complex. The radiance of the skin actually depends on several biological and physiological factors. It results from:
These factors are themselves influenced by the individual’s genetic heritage and hormonal state, and by several external factors – in particular, unhealthy and tiring life styles, exposure to radiation (UV , blue light and more), pollution – and emotional state (joy, sadness, stress, etc.).
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