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Do I Have Sensitive Skin?

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Most common questions used to investigate

Are you sensitive to UV rays?

Is your skin prone to rashes and bumps?

Do you have dry patches?

Do you have broken capillaries?

Does your skin easily flush?

Common conclusions

Sensitive skin is skin that is easily irritated and more likely to react to internal and external aggressors than ‘normal’ skin.

You may have sensitive skin because sensitive skin refers to a range of conditions, from genetic ailments, such as rosacea and eczema, to severe allergies. While many people can have a skin reaction at some point or another to a product or ingredient, those with persistent issues are classified as having sensitive skin.

If you have dry patches on your face you may have sensitive skin. Although dry patches on the face can also be caused by medications, hormone imbalances, or skin conditions, dry patches are commonly caused by incorrect skincare and extreme weather conditions. So, it's important to learn how to moisturize your face properly to lock in moisture and protect your skin from drying out.

Broken capillaries are most commonly found on the face or legs and could be the culprit of several things. Broken capillaries are the sign of sensitive skin. These capillaries can break. When they do, they can be accompanied by symptoms such as pain, swelling and bruising around the specific area where the broken capillaries are located.

Sensitive skin often flushes red and burns or stings at the slightest provocation. Flushing and itching, or burning sensations, which can also be a sign of over-reactive capillaries.

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