Neurocosmetics

The new era of beauty and emotional well-being

what is

Technology that merges neuroscience with dermocosmetics, connecting the nerve endings of the skin with emotions, while stimulating the immune system, generating a feeling of well-being and positive feelings.

In ŌKAMI, this action is embodied in Sugicare™ , a new-generation active ingredient derived from the botanical extract of Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica), known as Sugi, a tree native to Japan. It was introduced to the Azores islands around the 19th century, a place considered a biodiversity sanctuary, where the climate and volcanic terrain favored its growth.

In our laboratory in Barcelona, ​​where the complete ŌKAMI line is developed, this active ingredient, rich in energizing phytochemicals, is incorporated. These act directly on the skin receptors responsible for well-being, through feelings of joy, calm, and vitality.

ŌKAMI™ invites you to discover the power of Neurocosmetics and Sugicare™ with formulas that not only improve the appearance of the skin, but also enhance emotional well-being ('skin-brain axis').

Benefits and properties of Sugicare™

  • Antioxidant

    It inhibits more than 98% of oxidative damage , protecting cells and fighting premature aging*.

  • Protective shield

    It strengthens the skin barrier and restores the pH balance and microbiota.

  • Rejuvenating effect

    Visibly reduces wrinkles by up to 46.3% after 28 days of use*.

  • Natural antibacterial

    It helps keep skin purified and balanced.

  • Deep Renewal

    Thanks to isopimaric acid and polyphenols, it stimulates cell regeneration and improves skin texture and radiance.

  • Sensory well-being

    The phytoncides in Sugi activate the immune system and produce calming and revitalizing effects, inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku ('forest bathing').

In the DNA of ŌKAMI™

Discover ŌKAMI™ Neurocosmetics and feel the emotional difference of Sugicare™. Prepare your skin (and your mind!) for change…

*Sources: GlobalData, Global Wellness Institute, Professor Laurent Misery, University of Brest.