Effectiveness of Skincare Toward Teenage Mental Health

Abstract

Navigating the era of intense rivalry and “educational scrimmage”, the psychological well-being of teenagers has there to be seen entombed in great negligence. With the escalating awareness towards the existing tensions, the study mainly identifies the developmental and psychological changes experienced by teenagers through the stage of adolescence, the scientific definition of “Psychodermatology”, how the innovative trending fashion of skincare affects teenagers, as well as the identifiable correlation between these two variables. The study is primarily composed of literature reviews, identifying the correlation between teenagers’ psychological status and the frequency of skincare from a multifaced perspective. The results from various literature have shown that building the habit of skincare does provide a positive impact on teenager’s mental health, creating both physical and psychological benefits. The recognition of the importance of self-care and the maintenance of the habit of skincare provides long-term benefits in establishing teenage self-esteem, self-recognition, and the ability to discharge educational and social stress.