which mosituriser is good for sensitive skin?

Answer 1

I have a sensitive skin, I cant use department store brand and store brand, I finally found the perfect moisturizer that I did not have any allegic reaction. I am now using Mary Kay timewise, it is for sensitive skin and it's anti aging. and they come in two formula, one for normal to dry and oily combination. it is a 100% guaranteed, after 12 weeks, you will have 83% reduction of fine lines, if you have some, 25% improvement in skin elasticity, 100% softer and more supple skin, and 46 improvement in more even skin tone. I use it and it is the best skin care. they are the #1 best selling skin care in the USA for 13 years in a row, now that tells you something. here's the website, check it out.
www.marykay.com/RafeLanderos

Answer 2

First of all you should know the type of your skin. I can suggest any moisturizer and may not help you to solve your problem. First identify the type of skin you have. Then I will recommend you a moisturizer.

Am sending some tips where you can identify your skin type:
Normal: It is ideal to strive for normal skin. Normal skin is well balanced: not too dry or too oily and blemishes are uncommon. Pores are small to medium sized and skin has an even tone. Wash skin twice daily and use a good moisturizer.

Dry: This type of skin is sensitive to cold, and can feel tight or have visible flaking -- especially after cleansing. Dry skin has a matte finish, small pores, and tends to become drier and more wrinkled with age compared with other skin types. Washing skin once a day may be enough to get rid of oil and dirt. People with dry skin should use hydrating soaps and cleansers and a good moisturizer to seal in moisture. Drinking plenty of water is also a good idea.

Oily: If you have a shiny appearance with large pores, you may have oily skin. People with oily skin have a hard time with acne because their skin overproduces oil that makes it more prone to clogged pores. The good news? People with oily skin are less likely to develop wrinkles as early as people with other skin types. Proper cleansing twice a day is important (though some people with excessively oily skin should do it more often). Look for products made for acne-prone skin that contain benzoyl peroxide, resorcinol, or salicylic acid as the active ingredient.

Combination: This skin type refers to people who have both dry or normal and oily spots on their face. Typically, the "T-zone" (forehead, nose, and chin) is oily and the cheeks and around the eyes are normal or dry. Wash skin twice daily and use a lighter moisturizer. Use sparingly, if at all, on oily spots.

Answer 3

Artistry Delicate Care Calming Moisturizer--This product is made for sensitive skin so you don't have to worry. A very good product, just visit the site below for more info.

Answer 4

Benefit vita hydrating cream for sensitive/dry skin! its light, has only natural ingredients, and leaves skin soft without irritating it.

Answer 5

Clinique

Answer 6

My skin is very sensitive, I love Aveeno (the calming one)

Answer 7

Try Arbonne Porducts- they're vegan approved, all naural, water based (not oily)... products that are amazing. I have almost all their lines of products-
just go online- www.arbonne.com

Answer 8

Try Arbonne they have the Intelligence line and it self adjusts to (ALL) skin types.

Answer 9

i think mabey you should worry about other things instead of how soft your skin is. if your skin is sensitive to lotion, then you are not meant to have soft skin.

Answer 10

Eucerin is pretty good.. and avon has some good stuff!