Sensitive & Atopic skin

Sensitive skin or atopic skin.

Sensitive skin reacts very sensitively and quickly to external factors, such as cosmetic products, cleaning products, climate change, or pollution. Sensitive skin is typically dry and itchy. Inflammatory reactions such as redness, rash, or eczema appear on the skin, and the intensity of the symptoms varies according to the changes in the seasons. Symptoms usually get worse in winter and get better in summer. Sensitive skin is also more susceptible to sunlight and the damage it causes.

Sensitive skin has a weakened protective function and the skin's immune defense. The skin's moisture balance is lower, and the pH value is higher.

There are many similarities between the symptoms of sensitive skin and atopic skin. Sensitive skin can look like atopic dry skin that is inflamed and has a rash.

Atopic skin is the last stage of sensitive skin.