Sensitive skin face care
Common Questions and Answers about Sensitive skin face care
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I have sensitive skin and I've been using one particular brand of lotion all my life because it's the only brand that didn't break me out, and I never had any strange reactions when I used it. Then recently when I used it I started to feel burning and stinging on my skin. This also happens with other lotions too that never used to make my skin burn until recently. Is there any way I can treat this problem or get help for it? Please help.
I have painful sensitive skin on my left leg. It started in a small area and has spread to almost my whole leg. I've had these episodes before and they usually last a few days (have had them on my legs, arms and scalp before). I'm 23 years old, and have 3 children. I also get a lot of headaches and back pain if that matters.
I did go to a Aesthetician for some regiment to use on my face since I have really never used skin care products. The product that was recommended for my face and the issues I mentioned was Obagi System by NU-Derm. I went with my girlfriend to her Dermatologist and who has the same problems as I and they recommended Revalskin cleanser, SkinCeuticals serum 15, Ultimate UV SPF 30, B5 Gel and Neova Creme De La Copper to her and I.
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The problem of enlarged pores on face or facial pores is commonly associated with excessive oiliness and acne. The excessive oiliness of the skin is in turn triggered by the hormonal changes in the body.
Large pores can be easily dealt with proper cleansing and frequent toning and moisturizing of the skin. Other treatments to consider include microdermabrasion, skin resurfacing lasers and chemical skin peels.
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So I have basically used every single drugstore moisturizer, cleanser, toner, eye cream, etc. And they all make my face burn. I know this isn't supposed to happen and I know I have terribly sensitive skin. Even when using "gentle" versions of face products, my face will still burn. I didn't think that eye cream would make my skin burn, BUT IT DOES. I have tried very high end and expensive moisturizers and such, and even some of them burn as well.
Hello so a couple months ago I tried combatting my acne with some cream the dermatologist gave me and it ended up drying my skin. I began to use vanicream as a moisturizer after that and my face dryness was controllable. Over time it got worse and now I over washed my face and it just looks a little irritated and on my left side if my cheek by my eye there is a burning feeling. My skin doesn't look dry and is not flaky. I am wondering if my skin is dehydrated or not?
Hi, I'm a 25 year old female who has been struggling with acne and itchy skin for 5 years now. I've been to several dermatologists that debate the diagnosis of Rosacea or just sensitive skin. I've been on all types of topicals and antibiotics with no relief from the itch. My face itches and feels tight practically everyday and seems to come and go in bursts of intensity. Some days it feels completely normal and then instantly becomes itchy and tight feeling.
I naturally have sensitive skin, but since I got towards the end of the 1st trimester, I've found that my forehead gets incredibly dry and flaky. Is this (dry skin) a symptom of pregnancy? What's the best product to use to moisturize super dry skin? Are there products (lotions and moisturizers) I should avoid while pregnant? First time mom at 11w+4, so I apologize if I seem naive.
I have uneven patches on my face; some parts are dark brown then the others. I also have acne scars on my face as well. What's a good cream for this? By the way, I have very sensitive skin. If a product doesn't match up to my skin properly, my skin turns red. Write back ASAP. Thanks.
Currently manufacturers of skin products have been trying to provide a wide array of skin care products to suit each skin type. For an individual to get the best skin care, one should follow a particular regimen of cleansing, toning , exfoliating and moisturizing.
As one grows older however, exfoliation may damage the thinning skin. Cleansing and moisturizing are still essential as one ages. The use of sunscreen for the face is still a must.
I started switching face soaps regularly, I mean they were sensitive skin in all so I thought no harm. Then I began to experience this hot feeling, itchy tiny little pimples(if you will), breakout all over my cheeks and forehead. Then I would apply a "sensitive skin" face lotion and that would calm it down. Still, you can see that my face is in breakout mode. I now use Cetaphil face wash and I am not sure if it is helping.
I have incredibly sensitive skin. nearly ever sunscreen I have ever tried has caused a fine, itchy rash that makes my skin feel tight. It takes 3-5 days of using the product for the rash to appear. Upon stopping the sunscreen, it takes about 2 weeks for the rash to go away. There are very few sunscreens that my face seems to tolerate. They are the "natural" sunscreens (Origins and Burt's Bees, JASON). However, I am indian and they make me look sickly, grey.
I'm very pale and have many moles. I typically get them checked once a year by my dermatologist. I just had 2 dark moles removed this summer. They had atypical cells, but none have ever come back cancerous. My skin is very, very sensitive. I'm prone to acne, eczema, contact dermatitis, have some melasma on my forehead, but this is new. I always wear sunblock and typically stay out of the sun.
I have a red spot on my cheek. It's about the size of my fingertip.
Hi I am 13 and I've have had no skin problems other than very sensitive skin until recently when I used cetaphil moisturiser and I started to break out in tiny little pimple like bumps so I used my mums pimple cream (benzac, which i have used before with no problems) according to the instructions and the next day my face felt like it was on fire and my eye lids and lips were dry and flaking to the extent that they bled and scabbed over :(.
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