How do the chemical ingredients we put on our bodies affect both our health and self-image? In this eye-opening talk, skincare formulator Orsolya Fröhlich contrasts mass-produced synthetic cosmetics with bioactive, plant-based alternatives that truly integrate with our skin's living ecosystem. Sharing her journey of founding her conscious brand 13 years ago, she challenges the beauty industry's narrative that treats the skin as a "problem to be solved." Instead, Orsolya advocates for a minimalist, mindful approach—reminding us that skincare shouldn't be an endless correction process, but a form of authentic self-care and connection. The my.petite brand was brought to life by the power of natural ingredients and a conscious mindset. Orsolya Fröhlich’s professional approach is based on conscious self-care and the joy of experimentation, where small-batch, personalized creation consistently transcends mass production. We invite you to discover the process that leads, through a respect for nature, to finding balance and experiencing conscious beauty care. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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