Dry, Sensitive Skin & Eczema

April 17th, 2007 by author

Most of us suffer from dry skin from time to time. Some dryness can be as a result of a reaction to a skincare or cleaning product, change in the weather or even central heating.

For those with sensitive skin and eczema, skincare products must be chosen carefully. Regular cosmetic and skincare products can leave skin even drier and itchy and even result in skin flare-ups.

The key is to avoid common skin irritants which gently cleanse and moisturise the skin without irritating or causing skin flare-ups. Most people with sensitive skin are aware that soap, perfumes and colourings can leave their skin irritated and so choose ’sensitive’ skincare products. Unfortunately, not all sensitive skincare products are free from these irritants and contain even more potential skin irritants like Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLS), parabens, lanolin and even alcohol. These can irritate sensitive skin leaving it itchy, dry and red.

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Skincare products that are free from common skin irritants are difficult to find but they are out there so become label savvy and avoid common skin irritants to reduce skin flare-ups.

Posted in Chemical Safe, Safe Skincare, Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLS/SLES), Allergies, Eczema |

One Response

  1. ashour Says:

    please i want answer for my question the question is

    how to test olay skin dre lotion if isit realy good for skin and what are the bad ingridents used in this lotion would effect the skin

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