Easy and Cheap Skincare for Sensitive Skin

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The Best Skincare Routine For Sensitive Skin

All skin can feel sensitive at times, but, why is it that it seems to flare up just in time for that first date, job interview, or big night out? It doesn't always have to be that way! With a skincare routine that's tailor-made for sensitive skin, you'll not only help keep skin feel calmer with some savvy TLC, you'll be ready to fight off the first signs of sensitivity as they appear.

1. Remove your make-up genly

So, how do you kiss goodnight to your party eyes, without it meaning nightmares for sensitive skin? When skin is sensitive, it's often more prone to redness and irritation, so keep friction to a minimum. A make-up remover that's specifically designed for eyes will have just the right blend of ingredients to dissolve and lift make-up - yes, even stubborn waterproof mascara - quickly, effectively, and gently, without the need to rub.

Hold your soaked cotton pad over the eye for a few moments, then simply whisk away. For extra calming benefits choose ingredients with anti-inflammatory properties, like Pro-Vitamin B5, to help to soothe your sensitive skin, while stimulating your skin's healing processes.

Simple eye make up remover, cotton buds, orange toiletry bag in a bathroom setting

2. Cleanse your skin happy

We get it - you're tempted to skip steps in your skincare routine to avoid upsetting your sensitive skin. The thing is, when dead skin cells are left on the skin's surface they can get trapped within the pores, which can irritate sensitive skin even further. Keep skin clean and pores clear with a daily face wash like Simple® Water Boost Micellar Gel Wash.

It's packed full of micellar cleansing bubbles that gently glide over the skin's surface, lifting impurities friction-free, as it cleanses and hydrates - making it one of our best face washes for sensitive skin. It's also infused with the plant extract (and skincare superhero!) *PENTAVITIN®. Changing temperatures can aggravate sensitive skin, so rinse with warm water (rather than hot) after cleansing, and pat skin gently dry to keep skin feeling calm and happy post-cleanse.

Girl putting cream on her face

3. Relieve and reduce redness

Skin sensitivity can sometimes leave us feeling a little red faced. Sound familiar? Irritants like artificial colours, fragrances, UV rays, alcohol, and stress, can be especially unsettling for sensitive skin. When skin becomes irritated, blood rushes to the skin's surface to help fight and heal inflammation - and while redness can be a little annoying, it's actually a pretty clever way of our body doing its job.

Hold a cool face cloth to hot and bothered skin after you've cleansed and give sensitive skin a much-needed time-out. Look for ingredients with anti-inflammatory properties (we're looking at you Bisabolol), to help reduce redness, and restore the balance to upset skin. A soothing moisturiser like Simple Water Boost Skin Quench Sleeping Cream will also help calm irritated skin, quickly.

4. Use a moisturiser created especially for your sensitive skin

The best moisturisers for sensitive skin will keep moisture within the skin, while protecting against environmental factors like pollution, the weather, and harsh chemicals, which can all make sensitivity levels soar. The best cream for sensitive skin is one that's non-comedogenic (meaning it won't block pores). Warm it between your palms first to help it glide over your skin. Bonus: applying it to damp skin will help it absorb quickly, and helps seal in surface moisture, for extra hydration points!

 Simple calming moisturiser against a purple background

5. Choose the best face scrub for sensitive skin

So, you thought a scrub was way too tough for your sensitive skin? Nope, not so! Oil, dirt, and make-up can aggravate sensitive skin, and can lead to breakouts, blackheads, and inflammation, so exfoliate weekly to buff grime away. The best face scrubs for sensitive skin are those packed with skin-loving goodness, like Pro-Vitamin B5 and Vitamin E, which soften and smooth your sensitive skin.

Remember to try a patch of skin first to make sure your skin doesn't react to the scrub and then, massage the scrub gently into your skin, using small circular motions, before rinsing with warm water and patting dry.

And…RELAX

We know, FOMO is real!  If you want skin that looks like it's had its beauty sleep (even if you rocked up home at 2 am) it's time for a little TLC. Stress, city-living, and life on-the-go can all lead to dull, tired-looking skin. Got five? Time for a DIY facial massage.

The beauty of this trick is you can do it at any point in your routine to ramp up your product's prowess – just take your regular cleanser, scrub, serum, or face cream and work it baby! Massage is known to boost blood flow, reduce puffiness, and restore that rosy glow, making it your skincare routine's friend-with-benefits.

A few minutes, warm, clean hands, and enough product for your fingers to glide over the skin is all you need. Work your fingertips in small, circular motions across the T-zone, temples, and neck. Follow up with a scalp massage (once you've cleaned your hands, of course) for added ahh!

Simple Express Clay Polish with make up brushes and mirror against orange background

With a savvy skincare routine for sensitive skin that's bursting

with skin-loving ingredients, you can feel calm, soothed, and happy in your skin.

*PENTAVITIN® is a Trademark of DSM.

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Source: https://www.simpleskincare.com/au/skincare-tips/the-best-skincare-routine-for-sensitive-skin.html

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