There are a few basic rules for caring for sensitive skin
But before we dive into the rules of sensitive skin, it's important to know what sensitive skin is.
Sensitive skin is skin that cannot tolerate adverse conditions (environment) and is easily attacked by contact with foreign substances (including skin care products).
Because of this, some products are specifically categorized as sensitive skin care products.
However, allergies can vary from person to person (and therefore methods of treating sensitive skin vary).
In general, all skin types react negatively to detergents and other chemicals.
Most of the time, however, the damage starts outside a certain threshold (or an acceptable level).
This tolerance limit is very low for sensitive skin types and means that the skin is damaged easily and quickly.
Avoid products that are sensitive to the skin or that contain very low levels of potential irritants.
Here are some tips for taking care of sensitive skin
Use only care products for sensitive skin (e.g. only care products for sensitive skin).
Please also read the User Manual / Product Feedback to see if there are any specific product restrictions / warnings.
Choose products with minimal preservatives, colors, and other additives for sensitive skin care products.
Do not use toner.
Most of them contain alcohol and are not recommended for sensitive skin.
Wear protective gloves when washing clothes or other laundry.
If you are allergic to latex, you can wear cotton gloves under rubber gloves.
Another important point when caring for sensitive skin is to avoid excessive exposure to the sun.
Use sunscreen before exposing yourself to the sun
In order to care for sensitive skin, it is also important to avoid contact with dust and other contaminants.
So make sure you cover yourself up well before going out.
For sensitive skin, use a moisturizer that is anti-allergic and non-comedogenic (unless there is a specific label for sensitive skin care).
Wash your face thoroughly every time you come back from outside.
Do not rub or rub too hard.
This can lead to redness and inflammation.
Don't wear makeup for a long time.
Use an anti-allergy makeup remover.
This is why caring for sensitive skin is different from normal skin care.
Sensitive skin care is better skin care (both delicate skin care products and environmental protection for your skin).
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