

Brave together
A global initiative to support everyone experiencing anxiety and depression. In partnership with our community of mental health experts, we've created support tools to help navigate everything from spotting the signs, to how to practice self care, to exploring resources.
Be Brave. Have the Talk. Help a Friend.
When a friend is experiencing anxiety or depression, learn the BRAVE TALK to navigate the difficult conversation and be the friend they need.
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What is Brave Talk?
As worldwide’s No. 1 makeup brand, Maybelline New York‘s mission is to give everyone self-confidence, of which, mental wellness definitely plays a big role. We hope to provide a platform to support people who are experiencing anxiety or depression.
Our goal is to give everyone the freedom to express themselves while reducing the level of negativity. All these make you feel confident.
OUR PARTNERS
Maybelline has always believed in the power of making things happen in your life, and we know that mental health is critical in feeling ready to do that. We want to use our brand’s global reach to drive this conversation and make support easily accessible.
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TRISHA AYYAGARI
Maybelline New York Global Brand President
FAQ
What is anxiety?
What is depression?
What are the warning signs of mental health problems?
Anxiety & depression look different on everyone, which makes it hard to diagnose. Each condition has its own set of unique symptoms, that can overlap. Here are the 10 common signs to help identify if you or someone you care about might be living with anxiety or depression.
- Feeling very sad or withdrawn for more than two weeks
- Trying to harm or end one’s life & or making plans to do so
- Severe, out-of-control, risk-taking behavior that causes harm to self or others
- Sudden overwhelming fear for no reason, sometimes with a racing heart, physical discomfort or difficulty breathing
- Significant weight loss or gain
- Seeing, hearing, or believing things that aren’t real
- Excessive use of alcohol or drugs
- Drastic changes in mood , behavior, personality, or sleeping habits
- Extreme difficulty concentrating or staying still
- Intense worries or fears that get in the way of daily activities




