power point presentation for sensitive skin

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Many people say they have sensitive skin because skin care products, or household products that come into contact with their skin, cause stinging, burning, redness, or tightness. Or they say they have it because although they have no visible effects after contact with a product, it always makes your skin feel uncomfortable.

But here's what dermatologists look for when diagnosing sensitive skin:

• Skin reactions such as pustules, inflammation of the skin or erosion of the skin

• Very dry skin that does not adequately protect the nerve endings of the skin

• A tendency to blush and redness of the skin