Sensitive and Red Skin

Seborrhea is a chronic, incurable condition that cannot be cured, but it can be controlled and flare-ups can be prevented. Keeping a good, balanced diet, reducing stress, taking dietary supplements, and using quality, specially formulated, therapeutic skincare products can aid in alleviating and managing seborrhea. Combination treatment is ideal in preventing flare-ups:

Perspiration is the body’s natural way of cooling down when temperatures and humidity rise. Sweat glands throughout different parts of the body secrete sweat that evaporates and lowers body temperature. Perspiration is a natural, vital process, but it is accompanied by an unpleasant odor.

Redness and itchiness on the sides of the nose? Flaky skin along the hairline? Itchy scalp? You may belong to the 15% of the general population affected by seborrhea dermatitis. Seborrhea can appear at any age and affects both men and women alike. It is more prevalent at certain ages: puberty, middle age, and infancy until age one.

The term ‘sensitive skin’ is an umbrella term for a range of problems and conditions such as psoriasis, seborrhea, atopic dermatitis, sensitivities to particular substances, redness, peeling skin and pimples. People with sensitive skin report persistent irritation and itchiness that beyond posing an esthetic problem, these symptoms have a negative impact on their quality of life.