YOUR RESULTS
You have Sensitive skin
Your skin reacts to external factors and allergens, which cause it irritation, rashes and redness. In sensitive skin, the outer layer tends to have a weakened barrier function, so it can be damaged more easily.
Weather, diet, pollution and stress can exacerbate sensitive skin. Protect it by choosing products that have been dermatologically tested, and are pH neutral, hypoallergenic, and free from dyes and fragrances.
Take special care of your skin in hot, cold or windy weather to prevent it from getting chapped or irritated.
Recommended for sensitive skin
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Sanex Zero% Sensitive Shower Gel
Sanex Zero% Sensitive Shower Gel contains minimal ingredients for clean and moisturised skin. It keeps skin healthy whilst respecting the environment. -
Sanex Zero% Sensitive Roll On
Dermatologically tested odour protection that keeps sensitive skin healthy. Sanex Zero% Sensitive Skin Roll-On has 0% alcohol, while offering you 24-hour odour protection. -
Sanex Dermo Sensitive Roll On
Sanex Dermo Sensitive Anti-Perspirant Roll-On 50ml is formulated with no alcohol to be gentle on sensitive skin. Its formulat is designed to fight off odour-causing bacteria, while keeping skin healthy and fresh for up to 48 hours.
Facts about sensitive skin
FACT 1
Sensitive skin can affect all areas of the body, although it most commonly flares up around the elbows, hands, knees, and cheeks.
FACT 2
Sensitive skin is a general term rather than a scientific term, therefore if you suffer from any skin sensitivity, it's important to seek advice from a dermatologist to find out what is its that is triggering it, and what lifestyle or dietary changes you can make to ameliorate it.
FACT 3
Sensitive skin reactions can be a result of your immune system going into overdrive from a perceived threat. This is often the case with skin conditions such as psoriasis.
FACT 4
When the skin begins to feel sensitive, it's a sign that your skin barrier has been weakened- either from external factors like climate or pollution, or internal changes like stress or fatigue. You can always feel it before you can see it.
Your routine
First step
While you can't control all the internal and external factors that trigger skin sensitivity, you can certainly control the products you use on your skin. Reinforce your skin's natural protective barrier by using microbiome friendly products boost your skin's natural defences while locking in natural moisture.
Second step
Use products that contain minimal ingredients and that are specially formulated for sensitive or atopic prone skin. This inculdes the products you use both in the shower and in the bath. Keep in mind that lots of bubble bath and bath bombs can irritate your skin. Taking care when buying detergents and laundry products is also vital as some products can cause irritation and trigger skin reactions and even allergies.
Third step
Sensitivity in the underarms can be treated by using specialised deodorants and avoiding aerosol sprays. For sensitive hands, wear gloves when doing the dishes or cleaning as hot water and harsh chemicals will further irritate your skin.
First step
While you can't control all the internal and external factors that trigger skin sensitivity, you can certainly control the products you use on your skin. Reinforce your skin's natural protective barrier by using microbiome friendly products boost your skin's natural defences while locking in natural moisture.
Second step
Use products that contain minimal ingredients and that are specially formulated for sensitive or atopic prone skin. This inculdes the products you use both in the shower and in the bath. Keep in mind that lots of bubble bath and bath bombs can irritate your skin. Taking care when buying detergents and laundry products is also vital as some products can cause irritation and trigger skin reactions and even allergies.
Third step
Sensitivity in the underarms can be treated by using specialised deodorants and avoiding aerosol sprays. For sensitive hands, wear gloves when doing the dishes or cleaning as hot water and harsh chemicals will further irritate your skin.
First step
While you can't control all the internal and external factors that trigger skin sensitivity, you can certainly control the products you use on your skin. Reinforcing your skin's natural protective barrier by using products specifically designed for sensitive skin
Second step
Use products that contain minimal ingredients and that are specially formulated for sensitive skin. This inculdes the products you use both in the shower and in the bath. Keep in mind that lots of bubble bath and bath bombs can irritate your skin. Taking care when buying detergents and laundry products is also vital as some products can cause irritation and trigger skin reactions and even allergies.
Third step
Sensitivity in the underarms can be treated by using specialised deodorants and avoiding aerosol sprays. For sensitive hands, wear gloves when doing the dishes or cleaning as hot water and harsh chemicals will further irritate your skin.
