Hello everyone!
Recently for about almost a year, I have problems with my face condition after using makeup remover. It tends to flare up and turns hot with redness all over, especially since I used L'oreal Dermo Expertise Lip & Eye Makeup Remover. Just a few months ago I went to do a free makeover at Sephora and the makeup artist told me that I might be allergic to corn substances since it also flared up even though his used another type of makeup remover.
Any recommendations please?
First, select the signs and symptoms of your skin
Your skin type is
Sensitive skin is prone to damage from environmental factors (wind, sun and cold weather). Your skin is often red and blotchy and allergy to cosmetics is common. Use fragrance-free facial washes and moisturisers and it's best to avoid skin exfoliants.
If your skin is sensitive, try to find out what your triggers are so you can avoid them. There are many possible reasons, but often it's in response to particular skin care products.
Your skin type is
Oiliness can change depending upon the time of year or the weather.
Your skin type is
Your skin is smooth and radiant because it reflects light evenly. Your complexion is balanced (not too oily or too dry), and you rarely have breakouts. You don't notice any changes in your skin throughout the day and can try many kinds of products without having a reaction. With no signs of oily or dry areas, the skin is soft and smooth with good elasticity and firmness. Your skin's pores are small to medium sized. It is best to use products that maintain hydration and water-based moisturisers.
No apparent oily or dry areas and skin appears balanced. It is the least problematic of all skin types. Your complexion is supple, healthy and clear with good circulation.
Normal skin can fluctuate between all the skin types, but won't do so radically or for an extended period of time. While it’s the ideal skin type, it still requires regular care to keep skin and oil production in healthy unity.
Your skin type is
Acne-prone skin can tend toward the oily side, but is often a combination of all skin types. Sometimes referred to as combination skin, acne-prone skin can also be dry, sensitive or mature. The obvious factor of acne-prone skin is raised lesions appearing on or under the skin.
Though spots can be painful and irritating, it is important to be gentle with skin. Try not to pick or squeeze spots and let them heal on their own. A natural spot treatment and a selection of natural and organic products formulated with spot treating remedies will help. Be sure to pay close attention to your diet and any external factors that may trigger spots to appear.
Your skin type is
Your skin can crack, peel, or become itchy, irritated, or inflamed. If it’s very dry, it can become rough and scaly, especially on the backs of your hands, arms, and legs.
Your skin type is
Your skin can be dry or normal in some areas and oily in others, such as the T-zone (nose, forehead, and chin). Many people have this type. Slightly different care in different areas maybe needed.
With a little tender loving care, it is possible to tame combination skin. The key to balancing oiliness and dryness is with gentle cleansers and regular exfoliating to remove dead skin cells and combat acne. Regular exfoliating could mean anywhere from daily to weekly, and it's best to let your skin decide. Water-based products are ideal.
Maybe u can use Garnier Micellar Water because i use this and i have sensitive skin. I think,so far,my skin just fine using this. Because it's just like water-based. there's like a few types and pick one :) All of them i think are just fine :D
Hey babe! I have very very acne-prone & sensitive skin, which is really a pain. I find using the Shu uemura cleansing oil works best. Sometimes when that's not enough, I use the sephora eye and lip makeup remover for makeup that won't budge. After I'm done, I cleanse my skin again with a hydrating facial cleanser like the one from hada labo. Ever since I've swapped my routine to this one, I barely break out - just slight redness and it'll be fine after I apply my skincare after. Hope this helps! XO
Hey, looks like your skin isn’t accepting the ingredients. Do you have acne prone skin? If not, then apply baby oil to remove your makeup but if your skin is oily it may increase the acne.
Also, do you wash your face afterwards? Like after you remove your makeup? If not, then try doing that and let me know how that works out for you and whenever you remove your make up, be gentle on your skin, slowly remove your makeup in circles, or even let a soaked cotton on your skin and let it take away the makeup and gently wipe it off.
Your skin is sensitive, not allergic. Just be gentle with your skin and solve the dry skin problem with nice face masks and treatments. ❤️❤️
How about trying out a cleansing balm instead? I personally love the Banila Co Clean It Zero, its gentle to my skin :) Also, all-natural makeup removers could also be a good alternative especially for sensitive skin, like coconut oil or even baby oil.