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Use Hypersensitive Skin Products To Look After Allergy-prone Skin


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By : debbie castro   4 or more times read
Submitted 2012-01-14 12:25:15

Hypersensitive skin is prone to allergy if fragranced cosmetics or essential oils are used because of the chemical compounds in these products. In order to avoid these adverse reactions, those with allergy-prone skin should follow a skincare regime comprising hypersensitive skin products which are fragrance-free.
What is hypersensitive skin?

Those with hypersensitive skin have an extremely low tolerance level to unfavourable environmental conditions and chemical-based skin care products. Upon usage of these products their skin may thus suffer from multiple allergies or worsen chronic skin conditions they may already have (such as eczema, psoriasis, rosacea and dermatitis.) If they continue to use every-day skin products which contain these harsh chemicals, then allergies and conditions will only worsen. If they begin to use hypersensitive skin products however, it is likely that conditions can be improved and allergic reactions avoided.

Hypersensitive skin products

These hypersensitive skin products should be free from essential oils, added fragrances or scents and irritating substances. These irritants include sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS), sodium laureth sulphate (SLES), parabens, phthalates, ethyl alcohol and GMOs.

Skin-care regime with hypersensitive skin products

A skincare regime with hypersensitive skin products is the same as any regime - just with gentler products. An example of a daily regime using fragrance-free hypersensitive skin products is listed below:

1. Shower or bath with an organic base no scent shower gel.

To begin your cleansing regime you should use a fragrance free shower gel suitable for hypersensitive skin. It should contain natural products such as aloe vera and yucca, kind to ultra sensitive skin, leaving it feeling soft and smooth. This hypersensitive skin product should be SLS-free.

2. Use an organic base no scent hand and body lotion whilst skin is still moist.

With gentle and natural ingredients such as hemp, avocado and aloe vera, natural lotions should restore the skin's moisture whilst being non-greasy and easily absorbed. These products should also be completely free from any harsh ingredients such as petrochemicals or phthalates.

3. Apply an organic base no scent deodorant to dry armpits.

Like other hypersensitive skin products, this natural deodorant should be free from parabens, ethyl alcohol and artificial fragrances. It should be gentle on the skin, whilst also being effective in preventing bacterial growth. Stay clear of deodorants that have aluminium in them as this ingredient contributes to the clogging of the skin's pores. A no-scent deodorant with natural ingredients such as witch hazel, olive leaf or aloe vera however should be sought after.

4. Cleanse the face and neck with an organic base no scent cleanser.

Hypersensitive skin products should be used on the face and neck as well as the body. Use fingertips to apply the facial cleanser in small circular movements and then wash off with warm water, or remove with tissue or cotton wool. Hypersensitive skin products specifically formulated for the face and neck should be ultra-gentle, leaving skin feeling smooth with its moisture balance retained. A facial cleanser formulated for hypersensitive skin should be gentle enough to act as a make-up/eye make-up remover as well.

5. Finish by applying a no scent 24 hour fragrance-free facial moisturiser.

A face cream that can be used morning and night is preferable so that your skin can be fed with vitamins, minerals and essential nutrients at all times. The moisturiser's ingredients must be gentle on the skin such as primrose or avocado, which also support the health of skin that is hypersensitive. As with all other scent-free products, the moisturiser should be free from lanolin, petrochemicals and colourants.

So, if you introduce hypersensitive skin products into your daily skincare regime, your skin should not experience any more allergic reactions. These products will also help calm skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis.


Author Resource:- The author works closely with Green People, a company that specialises in organic body care products. With an extensive range of natural products - hypersensitive skin products, face creams, body washes and organic shampoos, it is one of the biggest names in organic beauty in the UK.

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