Sensitive skin · 4 min read ·

A calming routine for sensitive skin

Fewer products, gentler formulas and a strong barrier. How to stop the sting.

A calming routine for sensitive skin

Quick answer: Use a gentle cleanser, a barrier-repair moisturiser and mineral SPF, patch test new products and introduce actives slowly.

Strip it back

Fewer products mean fewer triggers.

Repair the barrier

Ceramides, glycerin and niacinamide support the skin's defences.

Patch test

Try new products behind the ear for a few days.

Gentle treatments

LED and the ZO Restorative Peel suit sensitive skin.

Common questions

Is fragrance bad for sensitive skin?

It is a common trigger, so fragrance-free is safer.

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Written by the Skin Deep Aesthetics clinical team, 6 Carlisle Road, Derry. This article is general information, not medical advice. Book a consultation for advice about your own skin.

Treatments mentioned

Opera LED light therapy

Clinically proven LED light therapy that calms, heals and revitalises the skin, with no downtime.

£40 30 min

ZO Restorative Peel

A gentle first peel that brightens and smooths, suitable for sensitive and redness-prone skin.

£110 1 hour

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