What happens on the skin rarely stops just there. In the past decade or so, we’ve come to understand just how connected the skin and internal systems really are. The gut-skin axis is probably the most famous, with loads of research linking the two. The brain and skin connection is of newer scientific interest, with compelling studies showing these two are in constant bidirectional communication. There are also new studies connecting the skin with joints, metabolic function, and even the heart.
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