Results for “sensitive skin”

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• QuestionIs it suitable for sensitive skin?The manufacturer labels it hypoallergenic, additive-free and suitable for sensitive skin, but no product suits every skin. Patch test a small area 24 hours before your first full use.
• QuestionIs it suitable for sensitive skin?The manufacturer describes the formula as latex-free, gentle and hypoallergenic, but no product suits every skin. Patch test a small area 24 hours before your first full use.
• QuestionIs it suitable for sensitive skin?The manufacturer doesn't make a sensitive-skin claim for this toner, and no product suits every skin. Patch test a small area 24 hours before your first full use.
• QuestionIs it suitable for sensitive skin?We don't make a sensitive-skin claim for this fragrance, and no product suits every skin. Fragranced products can bother some skin, so patch test a small area 24 hours before your first full use.
• GuideHow to patch test a new body-care productWhy and how to patch test before using a new hair removal or body-care product, and what a reaction looks like.
• QuestionIs it suitable for all skin types?The manufacturer describes it as suitable for all skin types, but no product suits every skin. Patch test a small area 24 hours before your first full use.
• ProductBelurae EGF Tox TonerA hydrating facial toner with niacinamide, collagen and hyaluronic acid, made to be patted on after cleansing and before your serum and moisturiser.
• ProductBody AdhesiveA 20 ml liquid adhesive for holding clothes, dancewear and tape against the skin. Dab on a thin layer, wait 20–30 seconds, press and hold. Rinse with warm water to remove.
• ProductMISSHA M Perfect Cover BB CreamA 2-in-1 concealing and moisturizing BB cream, 35 ml, in three shades. Base makeup and skincare in one step, for a natural, lightweight finish.
• GuideHow to use a hair removal mousse, step by stepA calm, practical walkthrough of using a spray hair removal mousse at home: preparing skin, timing, removal and aftercare.
• GuideHair removal aftercare: the first 24 hoursSimple aftercare for the day after hair removal: what to skip, what helps, and when to wait before the next session.
• GuideMousse, cream, razor or wax? Choosing an at-home hair removal methodA neutral comparison of common at-home hair removal methods — how each works, what it involves and what to consider.
• IngredientGlycerinGlycerin is a humectant — an ingredient that draws water into the outer layer of the skin. It is one of the most widely used ingredients in skin and body care.
• IngredientHyaluronic acidHyaluronic acid is a humectant that helps the skin's surface hold on to moisture. In cosmetics it is often used in its salt form, sodium hyaluronate.
• IngredientGinseng extractGinseng extract comes from the root of the ginseng plant and is used in skin and body care as a botanical ingredient.
• IngredientPortulaca oleracea extractPortulaca oleracea extract comes from purslane, a common succulent plant, and is used in skin-care formulas as a conditioning botanical.
• IngredientEGF-related ingredientsEGF stands for epidermal growth factor, a protein the body makes naturally. In cosmetics, EGF-related ingredients are lab-made versions or relatives of it, and are marketed for skin conditioning.
• IngredientNiacinamideNiacinamide is a form of vitamin B3 widely used in skin care as a conditioning ingredient.
• IngredientCollagenCollagen is a protein. In cosmetics it is used as a skin-conditioning ingredient that helps products feel smooth on the skin.
• IngredientAcrylic copolymerAcrylic copolymers are film-forming polymers: long chains that dry into a thin, flexible layer. They are used in cosmetics, hair styling and skin adhesives.