Stress not only affects the health and happiness of each person, but it also has a strong impact on the skin, making it visibly worse. Bevita will update the unwanted effects of stress on the skin so you should limit stress.

According to Dr. Neera Nathan, who has conducted many clinical studies,

“Stress can also disrupt the epidermal barrier, which is the top layer of the skin that locks in moisture and protects our skin from harmful bacteria. So stress can prolong the time it takes for skin to heal.”

Stress is the cause of acne

When the body is exposed to stress, more of the hormone cortisol is produced. This is what stimulates the secretion of coconut oil in the sebaceous glands, clogging pores and leading to acne formation. Especially in women from 22 to 24 years old, the age most susceptible to acne due to stress. In addition, according to clinical research by scientists in Korea, stress leads to insomnia, which is a favorable environment for bacteria and acne to thrive.

Stress makes skin rough and sensitive

Stress is a nightmare for many people but they cannot avoid stress. When stressed, the skin becomes more sensitive and easily irritated by even small impacts. Leading dermatologist Dr Anil Budh-Raja says: “The brain and skin have a special connection and stress acts as a scissor to cut this connection, causing the skin to cry out for help, becoming rougher and more sensitive.”

Psychological stress factors will strongly affect the skin because the outermost stratum corneum of the skin contains lipids and proteins that play an important role in hydrating skin cells, and it also acts as the skin’s natural protective barrier. When stressed, the skin becomes dry and itchy.

Skin aging

Stress leads to a deficiency of essential proteins in the skin structure, not only causing the skin to dry out quickly but also breaking down the skin’s strong elastic structure over time. In addition, stress also creates bad facial habits such as constantly frowning, which makes wrinkles easier to form and speeds up the aging process of the skin.

Stress causes dark circles under the eyes

Stress has many consequences and one of the harmful effects is that the skin under the eyes will have dark circles, due to lack of sleep, stress, uneven skin pigmentation and the formation of crow’s feet,…