December is here, and cold, dry weather is close
on its heels. Winter can be hard for those with sensitive skin, and even those
who don't may see their skin suffer from the weather, stress and lack of
sleep.
Winter can be especially hard on
sensitive skin, but with these easy steps you will be on your way to protecting
your most visible asset.
Step 1: Know what you're
dealing with
If you want to know how to
deal with sensitive skin, the first step is to know exactly what sensitive skin
is.
Sensitive skin is not
temporary. So whether your inflamed
skin is a result of a food allergy or applying a different kind of cosmetic,
it still does not clearly indicate if you have sensitive skin. But if you have
tried many different kinds of cosmetics and your skin is still red, dry or
breaking out, then you might have sensitive skin. Take the test below to find
out.
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1.
Your skin is extremely dry. |
2.
You always feel stressed. |
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3.
The skin cutin is very thin and hypodermal capillaries
are easily seen. |
4.
When the seasons change, your skin becomes inflamed and
itches. |
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5.
Your skin is very sensitive to all external changes or stimulations, like
cosmetics, metal jewelries and even clothing. |
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6.
You get red spots on your face after you’ve been drinking alcohol.
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If you have two or more of the
symptoms mentioned above, you may have sensitive skin!
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