Neurotechnology is disrupting our daily lives: devices that read brain waves, interfaces that allow us to control digital environments with our thoughts, therapeutic tools that influence mood or memory. This revolution raises both profound questions and promises.

For the beauty industry, the potential is enormous: treatments that alter the perception of beauty, guided meditation with biofeedback, stimulation that releases collagen, wellness routines that connect mind and skin… But at the same time, a dilemma emerges: mental privacy. If brain data becomes a commodity, what place is left for intimacy?

Global ethical standards are still being developed, while some companies are already testing commercial interfaces. For readers who value independence, health, and aesthetics, the call is to become informed and demand transparency: advanced technology, yes, but without sacrificing autonomy.

Beyond gadgets, the key takeaway is that beauty isn't just seen, it's felt. And the connection between mind, body, and environment is becoming increasingly clear. So, pay attention to the "magical" promises and their real-world implications.
Ultimately, neurotechnology opens a new dimension of self-care: taking care of your skin, your body and also your mind… without losing control of who you are.