DO YOU HAVE SENSITIVE SKIN?

• Choose
  soap-free cleansers and cleansing bars with no fragrance, no sulfates, and no parabens. Avoid
  antibacterial and highly scented soap bars and liquid

  DERMAX Gel Cleansers are fragrance-free, sulfate-free, and paraben-free.

  cleansers.

• Avoid alcohol-based
  toners.
• Use silicone-based
  foundation for minimal skin irritation.
• Avoid
  waterproof cosmetics. Removing them require a special cleanser that may
  irritate skin.
• Use
  black eyeliner and mascara because they are the least allergenic. Pencil
  eyeliner is usually less irritating than liquid eyeliners. Earth-toned eye
  shadows are safer to use than darker colors.
• Throw
  out old cosmetics. They can spoil or become contaminated even before their
  expiry date.
• Products
  with exfoliants like hydroxy acids, tretinoin, and scrubs should be used
  with caution.
• Products
  with fewer ingredients are generally safer for sensitive skin.

• There
  are no government standards on the use of the term “hypoallergenic” and
  “sensitive skin” so they can mean whatever a particular manufacturer wants them
  to mean.   
• Your best bet is to test your own skin
  reaction before using a new product.

• Every
  night before bedtime, apply a small amount behind an ear and leave it on
  overnight. Do this for 5 days.
• If there
  is no skin irritation, follow the same procedure, this time applying the
  product on an area alongside an eye.
• If you
  still don’t see irritation, the product should be safe for your face and
  other sensitive body parts.

Whether your skin
sensitivity is the result of a skin disorder, a reaction to a product, or to sudden
change in weather, it requires extra care. Making these small changes in your daily
skin care regimen can help improve your skin condition.