Learn more about the various skin types and how both external and internal factors influence its condition.

 

Lipid-deficient sensitive skin lacks sebum and epidermal lipids. This alters the hydrolipid film and the skin's barrier function.


Over 50% of the population has sensitive skin. Symptoms of skin sensitivity vary by individual, but are also influenced by environmental factors.

Although it occurs most often in puberty, acne prone skin is becoming more common in later years – especially for women.


The skin's moisture loss is influenced by climate. The hotter and drier the outside air, the greater the skin's moisture and water loss.

Gardening, household chores and even office work can wreak havoc on hands. The skin on the hands is markedly different from others areas of the body.