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Make-up for sensitive skin
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Your face skin
Your skin in the sun
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Make-up for sensitive skin
Foundation
and sensitive skin > [8] 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
Make-up for sensitive skin
A difficult, but not impossible, relationship. Women with sensitive skin need make-up adapted to their skin type.
3 questions to an Dermatologist > [2] results
To address the signs of ageing, even out the complexion and play up volume
Interview with a dermatologist who discusses effective techniques for applying age-defying make-up.
Make-up for sensitive skin both corrective and easy to apply
Interview with a dermatologist who discusses the precautions to take when applying make-up to sensitive skin.
Testimonies > [1] result
my skin stays supple and is smoother
Discover the make-up secrets that Céline, a luxury boutique manager, uses to get a luminous complexion.
True or False? > [2] results
You should always use a moisturising cream before for applying make-up
TRUE
For a successful, luminous, even and long-lasting make-up result, it is advisable to moisturise the skin, regardless of whether you use a foundation. Moisturised skin also makes it easier to apply make-up and evens the skin's texture.
Make-up prevents the skin from breathing and causes blemishes
FALSE
Choosing make-up products with a hypoallergenic, purified formula minimises the risk of intolerance and skin sensitivity and ensures maximum comfort for the epidermis. Certain products are even enriched with sebo-regulating zinc to fight the overproduction of sebum.
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