Sex‐ and age‐adjusted prevalence estimates of skin types and unpleasant skin sensations and their consequences on the quality of life: Results from a study of a large representative sample of the French population

Abstract

In France, the consumption of cosmetics was recently evaluated: the mean number of cosmetic products used daily by French consumers is 16 for women (18 if they are pregnant), 8 for men, 7 for girls (4‐14 years old), 5 for boys (4‐14 years old) and 6 for babies (0‐3 years old, both sexes)¹, especially facial moisturizers, with a higher product exposure amounts than expected. Nonetheless, little is known about the prevalence of cosmetic disorders in the general population.

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