Sensitive Skin

Yes, but it is recommended to use a gentle enzymatic exfoliant or a chemical exfoliant based on mild acids, such as lactic acid.

The use of a gentle, super-fatted, soap-free cleanser, followed by a rinse with warm water allows for the cleansing of a sensitive skin without causing irritation.

Sensitive skin tends to redden easily due to hyperactivity of the skin's nerve endings, which amplify the inflammatory response and cause excessive dilation of the capillaries when exposed to irritants or climatic changes.

Yes, this is possible, even though sensitive skin is often dry.

Indeed, AHA, fragrances, sulfated surfactants, alcohols, retinol and certain allergenic essential oils should be avoided when one has the sensitive skin.

Cold, heat, pollution, stress, certain harsh products, and hard water are among the main triggers of skin sensitivity.

Yes, micellar water is suitable for sensitive skin, but it is recommended to opt for a formula free from fragrances and irritating surfactants, such as sodium laureth sulfate.

Yes, certain makeup products can sensitise the skin, particularly those containing fragrances or alcohol derivatives.

Yes, the sun can exacerbate skin sensitivity by weakening the skin barrier. That's why sun protection is essential for sensitive skin, as it is for all skin types.