Mibelle group Launched TiMOOD™ to improve emotional wellbeing

Recently, cosmetic ingredient supplier Mibelle launched a new neurocosmetic ingredient TiMOOD™. This ingredient comes from the spice plant pepper in the the Himalayas. It is said that it can not only improve the nerve function of the skin, maintain a healthy and even skin color, but also have a positive impact on people's emotional health.

How do these ingredients that can affect skin and emotions work? There are thousands of receptors on the skin. The nerve beauty ingredients are targeted at nerve endings that are sensitive to heat, cold, pain, itching and pressure. These receptors send signals to the spinal cord, which then transmits upward to the cerebral cortex.

All along, neurocosmetic active ingredients have attracted industry attention due to their unique mechanisms of action and various potential uses, such as soothing, anti-aging, reducing inflammatory reactions, etc. Some ingredients even claim to have a role in regulating emotions.

Neurocosmetic products are not uncommon. Cosmetics, which focus on the concept of neurocosmetology, have been popular since the early 21st century and have gradually become a new direction for industry exploration with increasing popularity in recent years. Including giants such as Chihuaton and BASF, international giants such as Shiseido and Lancome have also invested in researching the connection between skin and brain.

Data shows that the global market size of neurocosmetic products is rapidly expanding, expected to exceed 2.69 billion US dollars by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate of 8.4%. Driven by technology, the development of neurocosmetic active ingredients is shifting from natural plant extraction to chemical synthesis. In the future, this emerging field is expected to usher in more breakthroughs.