Thermale Avene

Thermale Avene

Hope for Sensitive Skin

 

What is Sensitive Skin?

"Sensitive skin," is a catchall term for disruptive skin conditions mediated by immune system response to allergens or irritants, or other factors like extremes in climate. Reactions may also be brought about by direct contact with an irritant such as those found in plants, detergents, perfumes, and other household items.

Skin sensitivity may present in the form of a rash, hives, dryness or scaling, redness, burning, or itching.

Who Suffers from Sensitive Skin?

While certain disease states like asthma may predispose a person to skin conditions, predictors of why some experience skin sensitivity and others do not appear to be limited. Studies are few, and have not adequately shown relevant links between skin sensitivity and any particular demographic. Women report greater skin sensitivity than men, but this difference may be attributable to the ratio of health and beauty products women use in contrast to men.

How Can Sensitivity Be Minimized?

People suffering from sensitive skin should take great pains to protect themselves from reaction triggers. Grooming products with heavy fragrances or dyes should be avoided. Harsh household products may be rejected in favor of natural, irritant- free agents. Certain foods may even need to be off limits.

Caring for Sensitive Skin

Sensitive individuals must be especially diligent in the use of skin care products. Many products routinely contain potential irritants in the form of acids, alcohols, preservatives, or fragrances.

In addition to avoiding triggers, individuals with skin sensitivity may wish to use products specifically designed to minimize irritation and promote healing.

Avene skin care offers a line of irritant-free cleansers, toners, moisturizers, and restoratives for hypersensitive or intolerant skin. In addition, most products contain minimal ingredients to lessen the potential for irritation. Many Avene products are mild enough to be used on infants.

The cornerstone of the Avene regimen is the application of a hydrating mist of thermal spring water from France. Local legend holds that horses utilizing the spring emerge with shinier, healthier coats. The spring water is available in a convenient micronized spray, and may be used as a moisturizer or toner. It is hypoallergenic, will not clog pores, and may be used often if desired.

Kinerase products offer the benefits of botanical nutrients. Kinetin, a protein found in plants, is responsible for regulating plant moisture. Kinerase products similarly aid in the hydration of skin, leaving it softer and more youthful. All of the Kinerase products are very mild, and free of irritants. Some also contain soothing anti-oxidants like green and white tea.

Both products are available for use under care of a physician or at home.

Allergic reactions occur in many Americans. Skin sensitivity resulting from such allergies affects males, females, young, and old alike. Sensitive individuals should select skin care regimens that are irritant-free, yet provide adequate care. The Avene and Kinerase lines offer products with cleansing, moisturizing, and restorative benefits for even the most sensitive skin issues.

 

About the Author

Improve the balance of your skin by learning more about sensitive skincare products at SkinBeautyMall.com and DrSkinSpa.com, where all sensitive skincare products are assessed based upon their scientific ingredients.

Spot treatments that actually WORK?

i have quite bad facial skin thats quite oily and also very spotty. its really annoying me as i have tried so many different things over the course of about 2 years and none of them have worked. i have tried:

1) clean and clear face wash
2) oxy spot treatment cream
3) clearasil gel
4) freederm (awful- just GAVE me spots)
5) boots tea tree spot zapping stick
6) Eau Thermale Avène day/ night acne treatment
7) the pill (dianette)
toothpaste- heard it would be good
9) sudocrem (same reason as toothpaste)
10) drinking more water

can anyone please suggest something that might?

thanks

Seeing your doctor and possibly being referred to a dermatologist.

Weeks 4, 5, 6, 7: Accutane / Roaccutane Journal

 

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