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Sensitive Skin Care: Tips for the Summer

by Sara Kitch

Sensitive skin is not a skin type in itself, but rather it is a condition that can present itself with oily skin, dry skin and combination skin. You may suffer from mild to severe sensitive skin, and it can affect certain parts of your skin (like sensitive facial skin) or your whole body. To alleviate the discomfort and irritation that usually accompanies this condition, you should look for sensitive skin products that are fragrance-free and hypoallergenic.

During summer, any skin type can become dull because of excessive sebum production. When dealing with sensitive skin, this may mean more irritation. To keep it under control, you will need to follow a cleansing routine that includes cleansers, toners and moisturizers that are especially designed for people with sensitive skin.

Sunscreen is an absolute must during the summer. UV radiation can irritate sensitive skin leading to cracked skin, rashes, and flakiness so no matter what you do, always follow-up sun exposure with a soothing gel.

The use of natural skin care products can offer soothing benefits for any skin type without producing rashes or irritation. Nevertheless, it is always a good idea to read the labels as even natural ingredients could trigger sensitive skin reactions. Some of the natural ingredients you should look for are: chamomile, lavender, camphor, calamine, aloe vera, azulene and bisabolol.

Some commonly used sensitive skin treatments include masks that incorporate one or more of the previously mentioned ingredients. Just take care in not using a product, traditional or homemade, that contains alcohol. Alcohol is known to dry out skin and make it more irritable than normal.

Herbal Remedies for Sensitive Skin

You can also try using some home remedies instead of traditional sensitive skin lotions. I can't stress this fact enough: even natural ingredients can lead to allergic reactions so make sure to do a patch test before trying out any new product.

Almond or jojoba oil can be used to cleanse your face. These natural oils are a great way of keeping your skin clear and moisturized at the same time. When toning you can use comfrey steeped in water.

Grapefruit and oatmeal are a great natural way of exfoliating your skin. The citric acid in the grapefruit will help slough off dead skin cells. Meanwhile, the oatmeal will help soothe your skin.

You can even make a soothing skin mask by using fruits. A mask made of cucumber and yogurt are great for sensitive skin. Another soothing ingredient is licorice. This ingredient is great for sensitive skin and can also be found in certain natural products.

One of the most common ingredients in soothing skin care products is quite possibly Aloe vera gel. You can apply it directly to your skin. Once you've used it, wash it off with a warm, moist wash cloth.

Aging, sensitive skin can be a problem because the skin becomes more delicate as it ages. In order to deal with sensitive skin and aging you might want to try using BIOSKINREVITALIZER in conjunction with BIOSKINREJUVENATION. The first product is a natural sensitive skin care product that can safely be used on all skin types. The second product will help you promote DNA repair and help treat age spots, fine lines, and wrinkles.

Published January 12th, 2010

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