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Is there any product you haven't tried for sensitive skin care? Despite this, you are still in search of reducing the sensitivity of your skin and soothing it, right? First of all, we can put you at ease by saying that sensitive skin is not an insurmountable condition. But first, let's go a little deeper and touch on the causes and differences of sensitive skin. What Causes Sensitive Skin? What are the symptoms? There is no single reason for sensitive skin. So much so that many dermatologists find it difficult to attribute this situation to a certain reason. However, the most common reasons for this situation are as follows: Weak Skin Barrier The pores, which are the body's way of exchange with the environment, allow moisture to adhere to the skin and protect the skin against environmental factors. When the skin barrier weakens, the skin and its layers become much more vulnerable to external factors. Thus, allergens that may come to the skin from the outside are much more permeable by the skin barrier. In this case, the skin becomes sensitive and begins to react. Allergic Body An overreaction of the immune system to substances is called an allergy. Today, many people rarely encounter this situation, as they adapt to the geographical conditions of their ancestors through genetic transmission. However, the body of some people is exposed to many substances naturally found in the air and water. It may even show hypersensitivity. Since the skin surrounding the body is directly exposed to these allergens, a permanent sensitivity occurs in the skin. Other causes that develop related to these two reasons are excessive reactivity, atopy tendency and redness. Accordingly, skin sensitivity can be triggered by environmental factors, general health, and skin care products. This manifests itself as burning, itching, redness, rash, tension or stinging, especially dryness. Especially as a result of situations such as leaving the skin very dehydrated, applying alcohol-containing products intensively and weakening the skin barrier, the skin may become sensitive and have a tendency to allergies. What to Do for Sensitive Skin Care? For sensitive skin care, it is essential to use approved, alcohol-free skin care products that are gentle on the skin, soothing and hypoallergenic (the least likely to cause allergies). However, we must point out that the same reactions and solutions do not apply to all sensitive skin… Nevertheless, we can assure you that our recommendations will provide the most effective care for you. What is the difference between sensitive skin and allergic skin? Skin sensitivity is discomfort that is usually not observed from the outside. Burning, stinging, itching and tingling are often signs of sensitive skin. Skin problems such as redness and rash come into play in allergic or prone to allergies. The important thing is that in addition to strengthening the skin barrier in sensitive and allergic skin, it is necessary to soothe these discomfort feelings. Niacinamide, ceramide, shea butter and thermal waters that strengthen the skin barrier can soothe the skin and strengthen the barrier. Facial Cleansing for Sensitive Skin: We are aware that cleaning your face is perhaps the most difficult step for you. Because after each wash, your skin dries out and even the feeling of discomfort may increase. To avoid this, you should use a facial cleanser that does not contain SLS, which will clean and purify your skin without drying it out. Peeling for Sensitive Skin: For sensitive skin, peeling is one of the most important skin care steps. We do not recommend applying a physical peeling to your already sensitive skin. Of course, as with all skin, there are factors that you need to purify such as make-up residues, dead skin and dirt on your skin, but you have to do it very gently. You should prefer small-grained and gentle peelings as sparingly as possible. Otherwise, you may cause further weakening of the skin barrier. Mask for Sensitive Skin: If you are going to use a mask for your sensitive skin, you should choose moisturizing and soothing products. In this way, the redness of the skin will decrease and the feeling of stinging and itching will be soothed. However, you should not forget that masks will provide instant relief in this regard and regular use is required for this. Moisturizer for Sensitive Skin: The use of moisturizer for sensitive skin is the most important condition! It is very important to choose a moisturizer that intensely moisturizes and soothes your skin and protects against environmental factors. The moisturizer, which prioritizes the purpose of protecting the skin barrier, should not contain alcohol and perfume. Sunscreen for Sensitive Skin: One of the greatest favors you can do for your sensitive skin is to protect your skin from UV rays by using sunscreen regularly. The redness and burning on your face that bothers you may become more apparent with the sun. Moreover, the sun's rays threaten the skin even in cloudy weather and indoors. However, in this regard, instead of any sunscreen, it is useful to choose ingredients that adapt to sensitive skin.