If you have sensitive skin then you know how hard it can be.
Especially when you've got to expose it to harsh elements and environments.
Most people that have sensitive skin don't know they have sensitive skin until they read and learn about it.
So how can you find out if you have sensitive skin or not? Keep reading below and learn what to do and what not to do with sensitive skin.
Here are some of the most obvious recognitions: You start to get skin issues when you shave.
The weather seems to have an effect on your skin.
You skin irritations with no apparent reasons or cause.
Some detergents and soaps irritate your skin.
You have be extremely cautious when choosing cosmetic products.
Does any of the above sound like you? If so, then continue reading below to figure out ways to bypass it all can have beautiful skin once more.
Extreme weather conditions will usually make your skin more irritant, and that happens to almost everyone, but particularly to people with sensitive skin.
Your first step is to try out products that claim to help sensitive skin people.
Remember to also keep notes on beauty products that you buy and try.
This will help you to know what will work and what will not work.
Notes should contain the products name, date of use, skin effects, and the weather.
As well as your skins reaction to the product.
Thin skin is the main cause of sensitive skin.
Skin is usually thicker and thinner around various parts of the body.
As we get older are skin gets even thinner.
The reason thinner skin gets irritated so easily is due to the lack of layers underneath.
The less skin the more problems you will have with chemicals, weather, and elements.
You can safeguard yourself by applying sunscreen before you head outside -- anything above ph 15 or higher is great.
You should also try to avoid very strong detergents, soaps, and heavily scented soaps and cosmetics.
If you believe that you need to exfoliate, then try to find a natural or organic one online.
There are hundreds of ingredients and receipts that you can use for 5$ or less.
A good one is brown sugar and olive oil mixed to a thick paste.
Hyper-allogenic beauty products are the way to go because they're usually marketed to sensitive skin people.
Perfumes, cologne, and after-shaves can be harsh on the skin.
It pays to read the labels and find out what's in them.
Before smelling any type of product compare the labels.
That way you only pick what you know works for your skin.
It'll help you narrow down the products that you can purchase.
Touching on this topic.
I would like to introduce you to the "internet".
Just because you can't find a product in Walmart, Target, or your local store doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
Plenty of companies are online that make what you are looking for.
Find reviews, look for shops online, and find that one that not only makes you smell good but helps your skin look and smell good too!