Why cosmetics important

As significant tools for social expression, beyond only maintaining physical health, cosmetics can help us feel better, look better, and have higher self-esteem. they can also aid in expressing personal style. In a FEBEA survey, more than 60% of participants reported that cosmetics have a beneficial impact on health, happiness, self-esteem, and mood. A significant fraction (+40%) also mentioned favourable effects on social, romantic, familial, professional, and health outcomes.

According to a study conducted by IKW, the Cosmetic, Toiletry, Perfumery and Detergent Association, 73% of adolescents and young adults say that taking care of their bodies and appearance is highly essential in their life. Additionally, 63% of people who use cosmetics feel more attractive and 85% feel safer after using them.

According to research by the Renfrew Centre Foundation, women use cosmetics to feel good (32%) and because they appreciate the way it makes them look (48% of respondents). Indeed, numerous studies have shown that using cosmetics can boost a person’s self-esteem and perception of themselves.

The Look Good Feel Better (LGFB) organisation is committed to enhancing the well-being, self-worth, and confidence of girls and young adults receiving cancer treatment. More than 50 prestigious brands and firms in the cosmetics sector support the charity. Through free group and self-help skincare and makeup classes, LGFB promotes a positive self-image and physical attractiveness. There are 26 nations where the programme is offered, and more than 1.87 million people have received assistance to date. In a significant study conducted by LGFB, it was revealed that 97% of respondents felt more confident following an LGFB workshop, and the impacts of this were still felt three months later by 96% of respondents (out of 2,000 beneficiaries contacted).