Neuro-Inclusive Cosmetic Design: Rethinking Sensory Architecture in Personal Care Formulation

Cosmetics are designed for neurotypical users. Neuro-Inclusive Cosmetic Design introduces a new framework for inclusive product architecture.

Learning Points:

1. Understand sensory variability among cosmetic users and its implications for inclusive personal care product design.

2. Explore how sensory predictability can function as a design parameter across formulation, packaging, and product interaction.

3. Identify strategies that reduce sensory barriers and cognitive load in cosmetic product use.

4. Examine how formulation, packaging, labelling, and signalling interact within neuro-inclusive product architecture.

5. Consider how Neuro-Inclusive Cosmetic Design may influence future frameworks for cosmetic product development.