As the largest and in many ways, the most vulnerable organ in the human
body, the skin is prone to a wide range of skin concerns, but the among the most
common are:
Sensitive and Reactive Skin
Sensitive and reactive skin is a multifactorial ailment that causes vascular hyper-reactivity and the weakening of the skin barrier. These skin types overreact to outer and inner stressors, triggering inflammation and irritation too easily, which ultimately leads to an increase in pain sensitivity.
Dry and Very Dry Skin
Dry skin not only has cosmetic implications but is also uncomfortable and can trigger other skin problems.
Oily and Acne-Prone Skin
Due to the multifactorial nature of oily and acne prone skin, keeping it under control and stopping its evolution into severe acne can be a challenge.
Facial Redness and Rosacea
Facial redness is a common skin alteration that can lead to severe skin conditions, such as couperose or rosacea if not treated in its early stages. Poor microcirculation, vascular alterations and temperature fluctuations are the main triggering factors.