It rebels against spicy foods, reddens at the slightest emotion and does not handle temperature changes well. Welcome to the world of sensitive skin! But why are some people’s skin more reactive than others’? Here are some explanations and solutions.
Each person’s skin is unique and has its own tolerance threshold. Among its sworn enemies are pollution, certain cosmetics and UV rays. Skin with slightly impaired barrier function can become more sensitive to stimuli. While the defenses of some skin types are invisible to the eye, other types react in more obvious ways. Such is the case for redness-prone skin — which suffers from an abnormality in the venous system and reacts excessively to the hazards of everyday life — along with intolerant skin, which has a tolerance threshold near zero.
Whether your skin is sensitive, intolerant or prone to redness, you need to wear SPF 50 sunscreen year-round. Avoid dramatic changes in temperature as often as you can, in addition to scented cosmetics, which may irritate your skin. Finally, adopt a beauty routine that’s tailored to your skin type and incorporates cleansing and moisturizing. That’s the key to healthy skin!
... it stings or heats up for no apparent reason, especially after a hot shower.
... it does not react well to changes in temperature or wind.
A cleansing and make-up removing water that respects the fragility of sensitive skin.
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... it reddens easily.
... it often feels tense or hot.
A rich and non-greasy cream that inhibits the key factors triggering couperose/rosacea, protects the skin's vascular system and limits aggravating factors. Upon application, comfort is immediately restored to skin, leaving it soft, perfectly moisturized and soothed.
... it reacts to anything and everything.
... it is regularly irritated.
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