Popular Q&A's for Sensitive Skin

What defines truly sensitive skin?

Sensitive skin is characterised by reactions to environmental factors skincare products or internal conditions causing redness irritation or discomfort. True sensitivity often involves a compromised skin barrier making gentle natural ingredients essential for maintaining skin health.

Which natural ingredients are best for sensitive skin?

Calming ingredients like Chamomile and Calendula reduce inflammation while Jojoba and Rosehip Oils strengthen the skin barrier. Bakuchiol provides gentle renewal without irritation. These natural alternatives to harsh chemicals help soothe and protect reactive skin.

How should I introduce new products to sensitive skin?

Always patch test new products on a small area for 24-48 hours. Introduce one new product at a time waiting at least a week between additions. Start with using products every other day gradually increasing frequency as your skin adapts.

Can sensitive skin become less reactive over time?

Yes by using appropriate natural products and avoiding triggers you can strengthen your skin barrier and reduce sensitivity. Consistent use of gentle nourishing ingredients helps rebuild skin resilience while maintaining protection against irritants.

What environmental factors affect sensitive skin?

Temperature extremes pollution UV exposure and harsh weather can all trigger sensitivity. Protect your skin with natural barriers like moisturisers and sunscreen and consider using products with antioxidants to combat environmental stress.