Collection: Sensitive Skin & Redness
Sensitive skin reacts before you do. It stings on application, flushes in the cold, and turns pink at the cheeks and around the nose. Often it is not a skin type at all but a barrier that has been stripped by acids, hot water or too many actives at once.
Everything here is chosen for what it leaves out as much as what it contains. Centella and panthenol to calm visible redness, probiotic ampoules and oat creams to settle reactivity, and cleansers that remove the day without removing the barrier. Introduce one product at a time and give it two weeks.
Curated by Sherrille Riley. Efficacy first, skin first.
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