1. Damage from Sun Exposure

An exfoliating removes the surface layer of the skin, the uppermost part of the epidermis, which serves as a protective barrier for the skin. Once this layer is removed, the skin becomes vulnerable to sunburn, wrinkles, sun spots and cancerous lesions. Both chemical and physical exfoliation can increase these risks, as well as professional treatment, such as abrasion and chemical peels, which penetrate deeper and more cells removed from the skin.

Solutions for Damage Caused by Sun Exposure:

* Exfoliate your skin at night while you sleep so that the skin has time to repair the wall and replace the oils that have been stripped.

* Do your best to use sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15. Every day, and stop the peeling skin 48 hours before going to a sunny vacation days

* After passing through a microdermabrasion or a chemical peel, avoid scrubs at home for 2 days, slather on the sunscreen and stay in the shade for 2 weeks.

2. Broken capillaries Skin

The strong exfoliating or washing with a cloth too rough can cause microscopic tears in the skin and cause blood vessels to break.

3. Broken Hair Solutions:

* Applying a facial scrub with gentle pressure with hands or wet pad of cotton cloth.

* Avoid scrubs that contain particles of irregular shape, such as fruit or crushed nut shells, which can increase the risk of tearing. Instead, choose products made with fine grains.

* Skin irritation, itching

The use of two physical exfoliating with a facial or a combination of physical scrub with a chemical, such as a lotion exfoliation followed by cholic acid can be removed too protective layer of the skin and increase its sensitivity.

Solutions for skin irritation:

* Use physical or chemical peels, but not at the same time.

4. Damage After waxing

Some chemical peels may weaken the bonds between cells, making it easier for the wax to remove a deeper layer of skin.

Remedy:

* Stop using products containing alpha hydroxy acids or retinoids at least one week before the appointment with the beautician in the regime of skin care.

The main causes of skin sensitivity are the environmental factors – sun, wind, humidity and temperature swings. Often we do worsens the condition of our skin by using make-c content of colors and flavors, eating properly and not wasting time on holiday. Thus, we acquire sensitive skin, for which you want to take care of specially created tools – tools that not only moisturize the skin but protect it from external irritants. Such means finally appeared!

Specialists of the company Beiersdorf (the global skin care company) developed a unique line of cosmetics for sensitive skin – Sensitive Balance. The composition of these funds Formula contains natural ingredients and “Balancing Complex with related skin ingredients – the innovative development of Beiersdorf.

“Balancing Complex – a real innovation company Beiersdorf! It is composed of natural ingredients – Taurine, retains moisture in skin cells and reduces its dryness and antioxidant, effectively protects the skin from allergies.

Licorice root extract is also part of the new line of Sensitive Balance, – have special properties, it soothes irritation, reduces redness and provides anti-inflammatory effect.

Philosophy NIVEA Visage – to act in harmony with the skin. Therefore, all the latest scientific developments are aimed at creating cosmetics, which include innovative components, so-called related skin ingredients. Related ingredients enhance the skin natural functions of the skin, helping it to remain healthy and beautiful.

Sensitive Balance line for sensitive skin – the two most popular vehicles – Cleanser and Moisturizing Day Cream.

Milk is designed specifically for cleansing sensitive skin. Light texture jelly gently and carefully cleanses sensitive skin and eyes from dirt and makeup. Through regular use of royal jelly skin becomes soft and velvety.

Soft gentle Day Cream Sensitive Balance based on natural ingredients reduces redness and has a calming effect, while protecting the skin from the effects of rough environment. The cream nourishes and moisturizes your skin, stimulating its natural protective function.

Within a few weeks of using new and unique product series NIVEA Visage Sensitive Balance – soothing cleansing milk and Moisturizing Day Cream, based on ingredients related skin – Your skin will shine with health! And you forget about all the problems of sensitive skin!
Want to know how to properly care for sensitive skin? The following tips from NIVEA Visage:

- Avoid the use of masks and solidified coarse peel. If you are washing your face with just water skin terry mitten, consider that you have already made a gentle peeling.

- How can we at least expose the skin of solar radiation and high temperatures in the sauna, steam bath and solarium.

- Drink less coffee, black tea and colas, especially in stressful times.

- Be careful with alcohol and hot spices. They stimulate blood circulation and increase the nervousness that sensitive skin can easily lead to spots and itching.

- And another tip: Care must be gentle and careful. Sensitive skin should be well hydrated and protected. And this may help the special funds created specifically for this type of skin. Such as the Sensitive Balance of NIVEA Visage – that’s the best gift for sensitive skin!

Often eczema diagnosed as dermatitis, but the cause of eczema and dermatitis is different, so it is important to know its origin to treatment.

Apparently, there is a relationship between allergies and eczema, and both conditions are often hereditary and one of the main factors to trigger an outbreak is stress.

Eczema can be divided into two groups according to their demonstrations:

Atopic eczema, which is characterized by scaly lesions, reddish skin and very dry skin occurring mainly in the folds of the arms and legs and other processes usually associated with allergies, asthma, urticaria, allergic rhinitis and others.

Contact eczema, characterized by the appearance of scaly plaques on the skin surface due to skin irritation by substances that are toxic to the sick person or by an allergy to certain substances that come into contact with skin.

Although the mechanisms involved in each of the different types of eczema are there in each of them an alteration in white blood cells, which facilitates an abnormal immune reaction to foreign substances to the individual.

Eczema can affect people of any age, but some types more common during certain stages of life. Among the main types are:

Children have atopic eczema, which usually affects infants, children and adolescents and occurs on the scalp, face and in the case of babies in the diaper area.

The Nummular or discoid type most often occurs in adults and has the characteristic views known “patches” red and shaped discs that can swell and cause blisters or crusts, often oozing or thicken.

Steatotic eczema, which is affects older people, manifested by dryness and scaling of the skin.

Eczema has manifestations that may be confused with other skin diseases; however, lesions are characteristic features of different types.

Signs and symptoms of eczema include:
Plates in different parts of red, scaly skin.
Intense itching.
Swelling in the affected area.
Vesicles with pus may occur.