Care for sensitive skin

Sensitive skin does not overreact – it responds correctly to a weakened protective barrier. When lipids are missing or the hydrolipid film is unstable, irritants penetrate more easily. Fragrances, alcohol, or too many active ingredients at once then trigger an inflammatory reaction, which appears as redness, burning, or a feeling of tightness.

Panthenol soothes irritated skin and supports barrier regeneration. Bisabolol – a natural active ingredient from chamomile – visibly reduces redness. Allantoin soothes and regenerates at the same time.

Always introduce new products one at a time – never several at once. This way you immediately know what your skin tolerates and what it doesn’t.

Sensitive skin benefits from consistency, not product variety. Too many changes, too many layers, too many new active ingredients at once – this is one of the most common mistakes. A clear basic routine of three to four well-tolerated products is enough for everyday use.

Gentle cleansing – no foaming, no alcohol. Soothing serum or fluid with skin-friendly active ingredients. Protective cream that strengthens the barrier. During the day, a well-tolerated sunscreen – UV radiation additionally stresses sensitive skin.

Use peels and highly active ingredients like Retinol or acids only cautiously and in low concentration. If the skin reacts – take a break and return to the basic routine.