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What is sensitive skin?
Posted on 27th April at 02:10 PM Posted by: Crian Wilson
Steve would say skin that is in any way uncomfortable can be viewed as sensitive skin. To try and understand this better, we conducted a survey of over 200 people and confirmed that the typical signs of skin sensitivity are: Irritation, Burning, Itching, Stinging, Reddening, Tightening, Spots, Flaking. Skin may be more delicate, thinner and drier too and any of these signs can lead people to consider themselves to have sensitive skin.
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Sensitive skin?
Posted on 29th June at 11:52 AM Posted by: Hector B Perales
It seems like men with sensitive skin have got the short end of the stick. Needless to say, if you have an office job that requires a dress attire, then shaving is pretty much a must ( even if you manage to get away with shaving once every two days). On top of this, having sensitive skin just makes the problem worse. Sensitive skin and I have a love-hate relationship. I love it when it is calm and appeased, and I hate it when it flares up. What can I do to keep it down and mellow? I have trialed tens of products designed for men, even some for women, and none have a long lasting effect. I want to look clean, but it seems like I also need to look shiny (very rich creams) if I want the flare-ups and the post-razor burn to subside. Any one else with this problem? Please raise your hand!