Sensitive Skin, Redness & Rosace
Sensitivity may present as burning, tightness, itching or an exaggerated reaction to skincare products and external factors. Rosacea may also involve intermittent or more persistent redness, visible blood vessels and sometimes inflammatory lesions. The foundations of care are gentle treatment, skin barrier repair, minimising irritants and protection against UV exposure. Active rosacea and sudden flare-ups require the care of a dermatologist.
Treatment focus
• increased reactivity and burning
• intermittent or more persistent redness
• a weakened skin barrier
• dehydration and discomfort
• reducing exposure to known triggers
Recommended professional treatments
Why this treatment: This gentle approach focuses on soothing, hydration and support for skin barrier function.
Suitable for: Sensitive, reactive, redness-prone or chronically dry skin when it is settled.
Key benefits: improved comfort, reduced tightness and a more resilient skin barrier.
Why this treatment: The treatment is adapted to the degree of reactivity, with unnecessarily intensive steps omitted.
Suitable for: Sensitive skin with redness, reduced tolerance and signs of rosacea outside an active inflammatory phase.
Key benefits: soothing, hydration and support for the skin’s protective function.
Why this treatment: This non-invasive treatment hydrates and soothes without mechanical irritation.
Suitable for: Sensitive, dehydrated and reactive skin for which intensive exfoliation or heat-based treatments are unsuitable.
Key benefits: improved hydration, comfort and a fresher appearance.
