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Fayre
Kering/Sensitif
Hi Alna, I am so sorry to hear that this has happened to you.
My first piece of advice would be to not panic. This can be solved. Take a deep breath and centre yourself.
Secondly, as you have done rightly is to stop using the bath soap and anything even remotely irritating. Invest asap in a gentle cleanser and moisturizer. Cerave is a good option or even some drugstore brands depending on where you are based can offer gentle yet efficient products. Stick to a simple routine and stay hydrated.
Remember you will get through this and be gentle with yourself 🙂
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Alna
Berminyak/Sensitif
You motivate me and give me a good hope .And thanks for the valuable suggestion too.🙂
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hayleymo
Kering/Sensitif
yeah bath soap will be too stripping for sure! you need to take care of that barrier and keep it super simple! like a cleanser moisturizer and spf all super basic no actives!
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bvwrei
Kering/Sensitif
i always use aloe vera on irritations and it really helps but make sure to use one without alcohol
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skincarewithanjali
Kering/Sensitif
go for a calming cleanser and some calming serum sort of like the skin1004 Centella ampoule is amazing or maybe try using vitamin E, that really helps
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Tefi
Kering/Tidak Sensitif
Best thing to do is not to use anything with any time of exfoliates like lactic, glycolic, or salicylic acids. Next don't touch the Retinol, niacinamide (yes even this guy), and the vitamin C is gonna have to get paused. Wash with a gentle cleanser, then moisturize. Only use sunscreen in the daytime. Do this for a week or two and it'll be ready to get reintroduced to other products, but Incase the barrier was compromised introduce one at a time and do week time lapse.
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