Manage Skin Glow

Why has sensitive skin become so common? Skin Glow is extremely common, this explains why and gives tips to overcome it for glowing comforted skin. Causes of sensitive skin There’s no one reason for sensitive skin, however, it generally arises from ingesting something that causes an allergy, putting something harsh onto the skin, or from skin irritation like itching.

Some people are more prone to sensitive skin than others, but most of the people we speak to have sensitive skin on their faces more than anywhere else on their body, and often the sensitivity gets worse as they get older. It is partly because the face is subject to so much. It’s rarely covered up which means it is at the mercy of the elements like wind, rain, and sun.

One of the reasons sensitive skin is becoming more common and affecting more and more people is because of harsh ingredients in some beauty products. It is well known that skin absorbs about 60% of everything put onto it. The skin on the face differs as water is lost from the face more quickly than from the leg, so is not such a good barrier. The cells are also smaller on the face than the leg. This affects sensitivity because we have little protection for what we put on our faces.

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So you can imagine how the harsh ingredients found in some beauty products can cause sensitivity, particularly when we think about the number of products we use on our face from makeup and cleansers to exfoliators, moisturizers, and serums. Advice to overcome sensitive skin can be managed with these natural, affordable methods: If you have an allergy try to work out what is causing it, write a food and beauty diary to include what you ingest and the ingredients you put on your skin so when reactions occur you can find the cause. Use natural and organic skincare products where possible as these work in harmony with skin instead of irritating it. It can be confusing as there are lots of brands out there.

Best Herborganic products

Try one that is Herborganic certified by a leading organic body as they guarantee the organic integrity of ingredients and do not allow anything that is harsh to skin or the environment. Steer clear of products that use Sodium Laureth and Lauryl Sulphate, parabens, artificial colour or fragrance, DEA, MEA or TEA, petrochemicals, PEGs, and Propylene Glycol. Keep your regime simple as we don’t need lots of different products. Cleansing and moisturizing are the only essential steps.

Try to use ones with the most natural and organic ingredients. If there is any tingling after applying stop using the product and try to work out which ingredient has caused it. Only exfoliate the skin gently and no more than once a week. For the face try a cleansing milk and muslin cloth – remove the milk with a lukewarm cloth using small gentle circular movements.

Cauption

For the body try dry brushing with long sweeps towards the heart. Avoid irritating skin with simple changes such as using a non-bio detergent and bathing with something that is kind to skin with a delicate lather. Hands become sensitive from constant washing as it destroys the skin’s protective lipid layer.

To reduce this always use gloves when doing chores and use a hand cream which is packed with plant oils and Shea Butter to fight dryness and protect. Don’t forget the scalp can also be sensitive and get dry, itchy, and irritated. Try a mild shampoo and use a conditioner with masses of natural nutrients in it.

If the skin is super sensitive to everything including organic ingredients try using just Organic Jojoba Oil for cleansing and moisturizing the whole body as skin loves it. It is similar to our skin sebum but also calms, hydrates, and protects. Feed skin from the inside by drinking lots of water and eating foods high in vitamins in minerals like oily fish, Avocado, nuts, fruit, and vegetables.