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Make-up for sensitive skin
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Your face skin
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Make-up for sensitive skin
Complexion
correction > [10] results
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Golden rules > [1] result
10 habits for healthy, effective make-up
Putting on make-up is no haphazard matter, especially when you have sensitive skin. Here are 10 tips to help you.
Focus on... > [1] result
Corrective make-up
Redness, irregularities and imperfections are all flaws that women would like to play down. Corrective make-up gives them a solution.
3 questions to an Dermatologist > [4] results
Pigmentation disorders: be careful when applying products
Interview with a dermatologist who discusses the use of make-up on pigmentation disorders.
Use a yellow concealer on very pronounced dark circles
Interview with a dermatologist who shares advice on using make-up on undereye circles.
Camouflaging a scar: you need a product rich in pigments
Interview with a dermatologist who shares advice on using corrective make-up to camouflage a scar.
I recommend medical make-up to my patients.
Interview with a dermatologist specialised in medical make-up to learn how to conceal red imperfections.
Testimonies > [1] result
"Corrective make-up helped me feel better in my own skin"
Discover how Céline succeeded in getting over her complex thanks to corrective make-up.
Key Figure > [1] result
Key Figure - 25 %
25 %: This is the percentage of pigments contained in a corrective foundation. By means of comparison, traditional foundation has 15 to 20%.
source : Labos LRP
True or False? > [1] result
Make-up can worsen my skin problems
TRUE and FALSE
Certain ingredients in make-up products can potentially be allergenic. However, there are products that provide high dermatological and ophthalmological tolerance. With these you can avoid dryness and roughness of the epidermis as well as tightness and redness.
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