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All you ever wanted to know about skin and dermatological disorders.
Some habits are essential in order to care for your skin and have a radiant complexion all year long.
The epidermis is made up of a large proportion of water. When this water is lacking, the skin becomes vulnerable. This level of hydration must therefore be restored.
Sensitive skin suffers from redness, prickling and irritation. It is characterised by hyper-reactivity.
Interview with a dermatologist on how to treat dehydrated skin.
After holidaying in the tropics, Jeanne’s skin was completely dehydrated. Thanks to a few simple steps, her skin’s suppleness has been restored.
Julie has always had sensitive skin. To soothe her skin and reduce its sensitivity she decided to consult a dermatologist.
20% Out of the total amount of water present in the human body, this is the percentage contained in the skin.
70% Is the proportion of women who say they have sensitive skin. Tightness, discomfort and redness are signs of sensitive skin on the face.
(Source : IPSOS Health & Beauty, figures in France taken from pharmacies in 2005)
FALSE (and TRUE)
Dehydrated skin is skin that lacks water. Dry skin is skin that is lacking in lipids. However, some dry skins can also lack water and therefore be both dry and dehydrated.
FALSE
The hyper-reactivity of sensitive skin is not linked to an allergy but to an abnormal excitability of the skin’s nerve endings. It can be of environmental, vascular or contact origin or be linked to an atopic skin.