71% Of Adults Have Sensitive Skin: Best Tips For Gentle Care
Although the symptoms that accompany sensitive skin will vary from person to person, there are still some similarities. If you aren’t sure if your skin can be considered sensitive, or if you want to find out how to care for your sensitive skin type, keep on reading.The best way to find out your skin type will be to go to a dermatologist. However, we are aware of the fact that now everyone will have this privilege. But there are a few signs that you can look out for yourself.
The basic guidelines that point to sensitive skin are intolerance and reactivity to certain products and ingredients. These ingredients include perfumes, soaps, detergents, fragrances, certain skin care products, or even home cleaning products. There are other triggers as well, such as pollution, high or low temperatures, as well as hormones, fatigue, and shaving. Some of the causes of skin sensitivity can also be dermatological problems. Some examples include eczema, rosacea or allergic and contact dermatitis, extremely dry skin, damaged skin, and excessive exposure to environmental factors such as sun or wind. There are also genetic factors, gender and age, which can have a role in the degree of skin sensitivity.
Indicators in the form of temporary redness, itching, burning, and tightness are what will tell you that you have sensitive skin. Essentially, the sensitivity is caused by the nerve endings in the upper layer of the skin. Irritation of these nerve endings occurs when the skin’s natural barrier is damaged or weakened due to the above-mentioned triggers. And while any skin can react to some ingredients, people with sensitive skin are more likely to notice symptoms of sensitivity.
Your number one priority when it comes to skincare should be to improve your skin barrier. To do that, you should choose products with ingredients such as glycerin, ceramides, and
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