How to care for and treat sensitive skin?

Healthy skin is the wish of many people, because skin problems in modern life have become a chronic disease that torments countless people, and have had a great destructive impact on people's health. The pain caused by various skin diseases makes it difficult for patients to bear. Most of the diseased skin is sensitive skin and requires long-term maintenance. Let’s take a look at how to care for and treat sensitive skin.

Special care tips for sensitive skin:

1. Be careful of products that have too fragrant smells. Products containing alcohol and fruit acid are very irritating to the skin and will undoubtedly make things worse for sensitive skin; never use deep cleansing scrubs and exfoliating creams, as they will make allergies worse.

2. Choose skin care products and cosmetics within the moisturizing and high moisture range. Dryness will aggravate sensitive conditions. Use a very gentle eye makeup remover, let the cotton pad absorb, wipe, and then use a cotton swab to remove any fine residue.

3. General cleansing products easily take away moisture and oil. It is best to use a gentle, moisturizing cleanser to clean your face. Particularly sensitive skin may also react to hard water, so you may want to use a mineral water spray with soothing factors to cleanse your face.

4. After cleansing, immediately use a towel to dry the water on your face to prevent evaporation.

5. Choose a low-allergy moisturizer, which can not only replenish moisture but also block some external allergens.

6. Choose anti-allergic moisturizing masks and essences designed specifically for sensitive skin.

7. Do not use facial cleansers with strong cleansing power, such as facial cleansers for oily skin and foaming types.

8. Do not use facial exfoliating products. Wait until your skin returns to normal before using them.

9. Do not use toner containing alcohol or slippery toner (slippery because too much surfactant is added)

10. Pay close attention to skin care products that contain medicinal ingredients, especially high-factor sunscreen products. It can be said that every chemical sunscreen is bad for the skin. The higher the concentration and the greater the amount applied, the greater the risk of causing allergies and inflammation.

11. Use in reduced dosage and avoid using highly active products (such as essences) from different brands interchangeably in a short period of time. Do not use overly nutritious products beyond your age to prevent nutrients from accumulating on the skin and causing negative effects.