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Sensitive skin is no joke. If you have it, you know what we’re talking about. It’s red, itchy, and prone to breaking out in hives when the slightest thing goes wrong.
So what do you do if your skincare routine is making things worse? You might be tempted to just give up on your skincare altogether. After all, who wants to deal with a face full of rashes? But don’t despair!
We’ve got some tips for how to care for sensitive skin and avoid irritation so that you can get back on track with your daily routine.
Sensitive Skin is a condition that causes your skin to react to certain things in ways that are different from people with normal skin. It’s caused by many factors, including genetics, hormones and external factors like weather or products you use on your skin.
The most common symptoms of sensitive skin include:
This is usually the first sign that something isn’t right with your skin. Redness can occur anywhere on the body and may be caused by anything from an allergic reaction to a product you’re using on your face or body to an infection in the area.
Flushing is another common symptom of sensitive skin, and it happens when blood vessels dilate under the surface of your skin. While flushing may not cause redness, it can cause other problems like dizziness or fainting spells if someone has a severe case.
Itching is another symptom that occurs when something irritates sensitive skin. The itching may be localized or widespread depending on what’s causing it. For example, an allergic reaction could lead to itching all over your body. In contrast, an infection would only cause localized itching around the infected area.
If you have sensitive skin, you know it can be difficult to find products that won’t irritate your skin. But it’s not impossible!
First, look for products labeled “sensitive.” These are specially formulated for people with sensitive skin and are less likely to irritate other products.
Second, ensure you’re using the right cleanser for your skin type. If you have dry skin, use a gentle cleanser that won’t strip your skin of its natural oils or leave it feeling tight and dry. If you have oily or combination skin, use a foaming cleanser that will help remove excess oil without drying out your face.
Third, choose non-irritating moisturizers and sunscreens when possible. Look for products that include ingredients like aloe vera, witch hazel and chamomile. These are all known to help soothe irritated skin while maintaining moisture levels.
One of the most common triggers for skin issues is irritants in skin care products. In order to avoid irritants, it’s important to identify what they are. These are ingredients that have a tendency to cause reactions in sensitive skin.
Common irritants include:
These can be found in many products, including shampoo, conditioner, lotion and body wash. In addition to irritation, fragrances can also trigger allergies and asthma attacks in some individuals.
Preservatives are added to skincare products to prevent bacterial growth and extend shelf life. They are most often found in moisturizers and other products that contain water or oil as an ingredient.
Emulsifiers help oils and water mix together so they don’t separate when stored in a bottle or container. They’re usually found at the end of a product’s ingredient list because they’re added last (but not always).
Sulfates are detergents found in many cleansers and shampoos. And they can irritate when used regularly on sensitive skin types!
CBD is a powerful ingredient that can help to soothe and calm sensitive skin. It’s non-psychoactive, meaning it won’t get you high or have any negative side effects, but it does contain certain chemical compounds that interact with your body’s endocannabinoid system. This system regulates things like mood, appetite, pain sensation, and sleep—and it works by interacting with receptors in your cells (CB1 and CB2).
The skin is a major organ in the body. It protects us from germs and other external threats, helps regulate temperature and moisture levels within our bodies and serves as a barrier between us and the outside world. To ensure that your skin stays healthy, cleanse gently with products made from natural ingredients like aloe vera gel or honey.
These ingredients are soothing for sensitive skin because they don’t strip away your natural oils or irritate your pores like some harsher cleansers might do. CBD can also be used topically (meaning applied directly to the skin) in lotions or serums containing this compound and other nourishing ingredients like argan oil or jojoba oil to help soothe dry patches of skin caused by eczema or psoriasis.
Take it from us, treating it well is the best way to keep your skin healthy.
It’s important not to skimp on the products you use, even if they don’t seem like they’re doing much. That’s because a little bit of care goes a long way.
Remember, your skin will keep showing its age as time passes. That’s why we’ve got your sensitive skin covered. Our specially formulated skincare line is made with all-natural, gentle ingredients to soothe and nourish your skin. Say goodbye to irritation and hello to a healthy, radiant complexion.
