Mind The Skin Hosts Flare Space LA Event
The inaugural Flare Space LA gathering at Arc Beverly brought together healthcare professionals, creators, and community members during Eczema Awareness Month.
Updated on Nov. 8, 2026 in Health and Wellness
Skin health brand Mind The Skin hosted the inaugural Flare Space LA event at the Arc Beverly on Oct. 23, during Eczema Awareness Month. The gathering featured a talk and expert panel focused on living with flare-prone skin.
Why it matters
The event gave people with eczema and flare-prone skin a space to share experiences and connect with healthcare professionals and peers in Los Angeles. More Flare Space events are planned, suggesting the format may continue.
The extraction provides no quantitative metrics for the event, so this section relies on programming details alone. Attendance figures and the dates of future Flare Space events were not reported.
The players
Mind The Skin
Mind The Skin is a skin health brand that sells stage-specific patches designed for flare-prone skin.
Jada Jones
Jada Jones was a panelist at the Flare Space LA expert panel.
Dr. Maryam Safaee
Dr. Maryam Safaee was a panelist at the Flare Space LA expert panel.
Sarah Bibbo
Sarah Bibbo was a panelist at the Flare Space LA expert panel.
The details
The talk covered eczema management and triggers, topical steroid withdrawal, the emotional impact of flares, and communal support. Attendees could write messages on the Flare Wall, give interviews in the Flare Confessionals, and decorate Mind The Skin mini tote bags with DIY charms.
Timeline
Oct. 23: Inaugural Flare Space LA event held at Arc Beverly during Eczema Awareness Month.
Health Landscape
The event was held during Eczema Awareness Month, an annual awareness period that draws attention to atopic dermatitis and its management. Events like Flare Space place patient community and peer support alongside clinical perspectives in the public conversation about chronic skin conditions.
Attendees with flare-prone skin could access the talk, expert panel, and community activities at the event. Future Flare Space events may offer similar in-person access for people in the Los Angeles area.
The takeaway
Community spaces that combine expert advice with peer stories can help people managing flare-prone skin feel less isolated. Those interested in similar events can watch for announcements of future Flare Space gatherings.
What happens next
More Flare Space events are planned, though no dates or locations were specified.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Happi.
