Sep 17, 2021
Dermoi offers an advanced mobile skin care service to Brits, allowing them comfort and convenience in their own homes. No other platform offers only products and treatments that are endorsed by in-house scientists.

September 17, 2021 / / —
The impact of a years’ worth of lockdowns, masks, and restrictions has taken its toll on the nation’s physical and mental health. As Autumn approaches, Brits are now looking for new ways to invest in their wellbeing. As touch therapy is improving mental health, many are seeking the benefits of advanced facials in the comfort of their own home.
According to a recent report from All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG), there is a clear link between mental health and skin health. In the study of 544 participants, 98% claimed their skin conditions negatively affected their emotional wellbeing and 93% claimed their skin conditions negatively affected their mental health. This comes as no surprise as a year of unprecedented changes has left many feeling anxious and stressed, which has resulted in an increase in skin conditions flaring up.
Dermoi is a full skincare solution that involves monthly cosmeceutical facial treatments with skin specialists to guide the rest of your skincare routine. This is because when scientific products and treatments are combined with the expertise of a skin aesthetician, they can supervise your personal skin journey and help you achieve healthy, radiant skin.
As Dermoi is a mobile platform, the company allows those suffering skin conditions and poor mental health to feel ease and relief as they can keep the treatment of their skin private in the comfort of their own home. The launch of Dermoi’s monthly skincare subscription also allows clients to truly invest in their skin as it makes receiving their monthly treatments convenient and affordable.
Dermoi is the only skincare platform in which every product and treatment is selected and endorsed by in house scientists to ensure efficacy, quality, and standardisation across the platform. In a time where many consumers practice harmful skincare regimes and are self-inflicting skin conditions based on poor advice, such expertise is essential.
“Many are unaware of the transformative power of regular cosmeceutical facial treatments. Daily skincare is an absolute must, but monthly facial treatments with advanced technologies will go beyond to intensify your results and preserve the integrity of your skin overtime. In addition, the benefit of receiving personalised skin consultation and advice cannot be overlooked.”
– Eve Casha, Chief Scientific Officer of Dermoi
MSc Pharmaceutical Formulation, BSc Immunology
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