Past Webinar
Brain’s Role in Beauty: The Connection Between Stress, Inflammation, and Emotional Well-Being
Explore how the brain shapes the way we experience beauty — and ourselves.
Join Dr Isabel Ramos and Begoña Sanjuán, co-founders of AYUNA • Less is Beauty Research, as they unveil the science behind their acclaimed study, ‘Brain’s Role in Beauty: The Connection Between Stress, Inflammation, and Emotional Well-Being’, selected among the Top 10 Applied Research Papers at IFSCC 2025.
Through clinical and neurophysiological evidence, they reveal how conscious beauty rituals can reprogram the stress-inflammation axis, reducing cortisol by 43.5%, enhancing emotional balance and activating alpha and theta brainwaves linked to calm and focus.
Learn how a simple, mindful skincare ritual becomes a form of biohacking for longevity, transforming beauty into a state of balance, resilience and emotional intelligence.
Science meets consciousness – redefining skincare as a path to emotional well-being.
Presenter/s
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Dr Isabel Ramos, Co-Founder, AYUNA • Less is Beauty
Dr Isabel Ramos has a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Barcelona and a Masters in Dermopharmacy and Cosmetic Technology. She leads AYUNA’s Scientific Research Department. With over 28 years of experience in the dermocosmetic industry, she has held senior positions such as Technical Director, R&D Director and Chief Scientific Officer across both professional and prestige retail sectors. Her work focuses on dermobiology and clean formulation, combining academic rigour with applied innovation.
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Begoña Sanjuán, Co-Founder, AYUNA • Less is Beauty
Begoña Sanjuán coined the concept of ‘Well-Aging’ in 2016, defining a new paradigm within the beauty industry. With a background in cosmetology, neuroaesthetics and spa, and over 30 years of experience in luxury skincare and wellness, she leads the creative direction of AYUNA, whose pioneering approach unites science, sensoriality and consciousness. A Global Wellness Day Ambassador, she advocates for emotional well-being and integrative aesthetics as essential pillars of modern beauty.
Date/s
Wednesday, 26 November 2025 /Thursday, 27 November 2025
