Caring for sensitive skin is, first and foremost, about being gentle! The aim is always to minimize the risk of irritation while strengthening the skin barrier.
In the evening, begin by gently removing makeup. Make sure you choose a product that will lift away both impurities and makeup without stripping the skin of its natural moisture. Absolution’s Le Baume Céleste is perfect for this. Its rich, smooth texture glides over the face effortlessly (no need to rub!), melting on the skin and dissolving makeup residue, while adding a layer of moisture.
Once you’ve removed makeup, cleanse your face with an appropriate cleansing product that won’t dry out your skin. Avoid harsh cleansers at all costs, as these will upset your skin’s balance. Opt for specific formulas like our Le Nettoyant Pureté, which purifies the skin and leaves it feeling soft and comfortable – but never tight!
Good hydration is key to effectively caring for sensitive skin. After cleansing, make sure you apply a moisturizer that will strengthen the hydrolipidic barrier and hydrate your skin. Look for a product that can deliver intense, long-lasting hydration, such as our absolute best seller, Le Sérum Anti-Soif.
Finally, if you want to relieve redness or irritation, opt for products made with naturally soothing ingredients, such as aloe vera and calendula. Absolution’s La Crème Riche both nourishes and soothes, and provides the ultimate gentle, finishing touch for your skincare routine, protecting your skin all day or night.
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3 points to remember:
- Opt for gentle cleansers and makeup removers, so you can get rid of impurities without damaging sensitive skin.
- Give priority to moisturizing products that are specially formulated for sensitive skin, to strengthen the skin barrier and prevent dehydration.
- Use skincare products that contain soothing ingredients, to relieve irritation and protect the skin from daily environmental aggressors.
1 The skin of French people. An analysis of the characteristics of our skin based on the “Objectifs Peau” study (in French)