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EP2 - How does pollen affect your skin? | NAOS

What if pollen didn’t just make you sneeze, but also impacted your skin health? 🌸 In this episode of NAOS Life Science, Eloïse Collet explains how pollen grains interact with the skin barrier, why pollution worsens their allergenic potential, and what skincare strategies can help reduce their effects. Discover how pollen particles trigger oxidative stress and inflammation when the skin barrier is weakened—and how gentle cleansing and protective skincare can make all the difference. 👉 Did you know? According to the World Health Organization, 1 in 3 people suffer from pollen allergies, and pollution is making pollen grains more aggressive and allergenic. ▶ What you will learn in this video: Why pollen can affect not only your airways but also your skin. How pollution damages pollen grains and increases their allergenic power. Why people with impaired skin barriers (e.g., atopic skin) are more vulnerable. How proper cleansing (like Sensibio H2O) and barrier-supportive skincare reduce pollen’s impact. Did you enjoy this video? Do you have any questions? We’d love to hear your thoughts—"👍" the video and leave a comment below! 🎥 Video credits : Written by Eloïse COLLET Starring Eloïse COLLET Graphics & editing by Clémence ROY -------------- 🟨 Want to dive deeper into the science of your skin? This video is part of our NAOS Life Science series, where experts explain the hidden biology behind skin health—covering topics like skin pH, microbiome, sensitivity, pigmentation, oxidative stress, and more. Explore the full playlist here ⤵️    • ▶️ What your skin wants you to know - Educ...   🟨 What is the secret to longevity? Find out the science behind skin aging ⤵️    • ▶️ What is the secret to longevity? The sc...   🟨 Curious about the composition of your product? AskNAOS ⤵️ https://naos.com/en-UK/askNaos ------------- 🟡 Welcome to the official NAOS YouTube channel! NAOS is a purpose-driven organization whose mission is to love, understand, and care for life. As the founding company behind BIODERMA, Institut Esthederm, and ETAT PUR, NAOS develops skincare inspired by Ecobiology — a unique scientific approach that views the skin as a living ecosystem that must be preserved and strenghtened in its natural balance. On our YouTube channel, go behind the scenes of our mission, dive into the fascinating mechanisms of the skin, explore our commitments to health and the environment, discover Skin Observer — a tool developed by dermatologists to analyze your skin’s condition and specific needs — and learn more about Ask NAOS, where you’ll find everything about the origin and role of each ingredient. Follow our progress on skin aging research, too. Ecobiology, innovation and research, aging science, expert advice, social and environmental impact — each video invites you to better understand your skin and its environment. Subscribe here 👉    / @naosglobal   and turn on the 🔔 so you don’t miss a thing! You can also find us on our other pages: 🖥 Website: https://naos.com/en 💼 LinkedIn:   / naosglobal   📸 Instagram:   / naosglobal   -------------- 📚 Scientific references: 🔸Taketomi, E.A., Sopelete, M.C., de Sousa Moreira, P.F., and de Assis Machado Vieira, F. (2006). Pollen allergic disease: pollens and its major allergens. Braz. J. Otorhinolaryngol. 72, 562–567. Link : https://www.sciencedirect.com/science... 🔸Ghislaine Lacroix. Allergies respiratoires, pollens et polluants. Archives des Maladies Professionnelles et de L’Environnement, Elsevier Masson, 2005, 66, pp.584-591. Link : https://hal-ineris.archives-ouvertes.... 🔸Fölster-Holst, R., Galecka, J., Weißmantel, S., Dickschat, U., Rippke, F., Bohnsack, K., Werfel, T., Wichmann, K., Buchner, M., Schwarz, T., et al. (2015). Birch pollen influence the severity of atopic eczema - prospective clinical cohort pilot study and ex vivo penetration study. Clin. Cosmet. Investig. Dermatol. 8, 539–548. Link: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti... 🔸Lademann, J., Patzelt, A., Richter, H., Schanzer, S., Sterry, W., Filbry, A., Bohnsack, K., Rippke, F., and Meinke, M. (2009). Comparison of two in vitro models for the analysis of follicular penetration and its prevention by barrier emulsions. Eur. J. Pharm. Biopharm. Off. J. Arbeitsgemeinschaft Pharm. Verfahrenstechnik EV 72, 600–604. Link: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science...