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5 Tips to Take Care of Sensitive Skin

The word “sensitive” is used to describe skin because it is more vulnerable than normal skin and requires special care. Not quite sure how to care for sensitive skin? We’re here to help!

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Go Gentle: Caring for A Newborn’s Skin

A newborn’s skin is much thinner and more sensitive than an adult’s.

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Is Moisturising necessary for your baby?

Moisturising your baby’s skin may not be a top priority for most mothers as a baby’s soft skin is often assumed to be hydrated enough. However, your baby’s skin is different from an adult’s, and therefore requires special attention and skincare.

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Separating Eczema from Fiction

We rounded up 6 eczema myths that you can leave behind in your journey towards healthier skin.

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What is Filaggrin?

Filaggrin is a protein that is essential for skin hydration and maintaining the integrity of the skin barrier. It is largely responsible for how well your skin retains moisture, and determines how hydrated and healthy your skin is.

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What Triggers Sensitive Skin Flare-ups?

Sensitive skin flare-ups can be triggered in many ways, some completely unexpected. Knowing the sources of these flare-ups can help you alleviate or prevent skin complications, so here are some possible triggers:

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Why and How Our Hands Age

The skin on your hands can dry out due to several reasons, namely:

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Child Eczema

Eczema is quite common, with around 20% of children under the age of 2 years developing eczema.* Some of the most common triggers include irritants such as fabrics, soaps, scented products; heat and sweat; low humidity and saliva.

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Suncare for your child

When looking for a sunscreen for your child, look for a broad-spectrum SPF50+ product, as this is the highest SPF you can get.

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Sensitive skin

If you have sensitive skin, chances are you struggle to find sunscreens that don't irritate or cause your skin to flare up. Avoiding the sun or covering up completely is not always practical and with Australia having the highest rate of skin cancer in the world.

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