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Actually, not many people actually have the skin. You are feeling that we are the sensitive skin. Though it is not necessarily. At certain moments, it could be a reactive skin (not sensitive), in which the skin condition sometimes becomes red - red, but it did not last long. The skin is really sensitive, always having a reddish reaction when exposed to a particular substance or cosmetic products.

Sensitive Skin Definition
Sensitive skin, can be interpreted as a thin skin, easily hurt and sometimes reddish. Can occur on any skin type, dry, combination or oily. Can be temporary, permanent and even natural. Some things that can cause the skin to become sensitive: food allergies, medications, stress, weather, and using the wrong treatment products.

Those who have sensitive skin, we can see the condition in which the blood vessels ( capillaries ) and nerve endings located close to the skin surface. This argument is also often used by the dermatologist to explain why people with sensitive skin, more easily exposed skin to become red and irritated after use of certain cosmetic products. People with sensitive skin, are also more prone to skin problems through the food consumed. Such as spicy foods, caffeine ( coffee ), nicotine ( cigarettes ) and Niacin ( vitamin B3 ). This is because these foods or cigarettes reproduce the blood flow to the surface of the skin, so the skin becomes red.

Visual Appearance
General characteristics of sensitive skin is:
- Flushed and feels hot
- Irritation, itching
- Pimples, small pimple arises

Sensitive skin care can be done by cleaning using a gentle soap free cleanser, freshener non alcoholic, protecting the skin care products that moisturizer and fragrance free, and special care products formulated with mild, gentle and contains no emulsifiers.

Tips for choosing a cosmetic for Sensitive Skin

1. Look for sensitive skin care products that contain ingredients that can reduce skin irritation, such as bisabol, Licorise Root and Chamomile and above pH 40.
2. Avoid products with cosmetic ingredients such as PABA ( Para Amino Acid Benzoec ), Laureth - 4, Isocetyl Alcohol, Myristyl Alcohol, Caprylic Acid, cetearyl Alcohol + Ceteareth 20, Isopropyl myristate, Steareth-10.
3. Avoid spicy or hot foods, hot air, sunlight, alcohol, coffee and a sauna.
4. Choose cosmetics that are not much use perfume (fragrance ), because fragrances can aggravate the sensitive skin.
5. Choose cosmetics that have followed clinical trials, including tests of irritation.
6. For sensitive skin, you should choose cosmetic products with a pH close to the skin's pH, about 4.5. For information, the white skin, the side effects of irritation can cause redness ( erythema ). For a slightly darker skin, irritation can cause spots or hyper-pigmentation.

The development of technology is very helpful and accelerate the growth of Cosmeceutical. Now the third generation began circulating Glycolic Acid (glycollic acid) are very effective and suitable for skin care products for sensitive skin.