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How to treat sensitive skin

Sensitive skin, a side effect of the modern world

There are many people who have sensitive skin and there will be more in the future due to the massive amount of chemicals in modern food and cosmetics. Many people react to various cosmetics and perfumes. When your skin reacts to a product it will feel tight and itchy but not necessary show any visible signs on the skin. Unfortunately there are also many who suffer from more violent reaction where the skin becomes red which stains and the skin becomes discolored.

Scientists has made study showing that 56% of all Canadian women suffer from sensitive skin and that 24% react to cosmetics products.

Take care when trying new products

It is always important to try new products on the inside of your wrist and if you have extra sensitive skin you must move the test up behind the ears and put a small sample on each day for a week. If there is no reaction you can then try to use it in your face. Remember to only test one product at a time so you can easily find out how your skin reacts to the product.

How to treat sensitive skin

If you have sensitive skin, it is important not to use super-efficient products and products with fragrance. They can easily have too much effect on sensitive skin. Only use natural products. The majority of people with sensitive skin can tolerate essential oils but some react to them as well. If you’re one of them then just avoid using the essential oils in your cleaning routine of your skin.
Many people with sensitive skin also suffer from dry skin. It is important that you give the skin moisture. Clean your skin and use night cream while the skin is damp. The water you use to clean the skin should be lukewarm. Remember to dub the skin dry - do not rub. It is important that you use a soothing mask after the skin has been cleaned. Soothing masks composed of ingredients that cause the skin to relax. It is best to avoid ingredients which make blood circulation. Ingredients like: alcohol, menthol, peppermint, cinnamon, eucalyptus, camphor and more.

Helpful tips:How to treat sensitive skin

How to treat sensitive skinOnly use natural and mild products


How to treat sensitive skinUse extra fat night cream


How to treat sensitive skinProtect your skin before going out in the sun


How to treat sensitive skinAvoid products with fragrance


How to treat sensitive skinDrink plenty of water

 

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