Hello! My name is Kigawa, and I work for Bi Natural and Milobina.

Today, I would like to think about sensitive skin.

I first became deeply interested in sensitive skin when I was working as a beauty consultant for the first time.

At a high-end skincare company in France, we wear uniforms at a department store, use a machine to diagnose customers' skin, and apply iontophoresis to inject a milky lotion that activates skin cells into the skin. After that, my main job was selling cosmetics.

Although there were a certain number of customers with sensitive skin, the manufacturer's customers were more likely to be concerned about their skin than to have beautiful skin, and there were not many who had flawlessly beautiful skin. Now that I think about it, those cosmetics weren't all that effective...

Meanwhile, I met a fellow beauty club member who was born with pure white skin and extremely beautiful skin. That person had a calm and persuasive way of speaking and had extremely beautiful skin (and she was extremely beautiful!), and was generating tremendous sales.Although she was younger than me, she was also someone I admired at the time. did.

I ended up talking with her in the same section, and to my surprise, she had extremely sensitive skin and loved skincare and cosmetics, but couldn't try them all out.

At that time, I learned something about sensitive skin.

Many people with sensitive skin have thin skin that secretes less sebum, which makes them prone to dryness and blemishes. On the other hand, their skin is often thin and fair, and their skin is transparent and beautiful. That's what it means.

Of course, there are also people whose skin does not necessarily have thin skin or low sebum secretion, but whose skin tends to get rashes when using new cosmetics, and who cannot use just any type of cosmetics.

However, one thing that all people with both types of sensitive skin have in common is that they think of their sensitive skin as inferior and negative.

I've never met anyone who proudly says, "I have sensitive skin" (lol)

There is no doubt that it can be troublesome and difficult, such as sudden redness or rash depending on your physical condition, or swelling even after trying a new skin care or makeup product.

However, in reality, sensitive skin can also be called ``good skin'' that is more sensitive to things that are harmful to your skin than anyone else. Well, it's annoying because it notifies you in a not-so-pleasant way, but with its delicate sensors, it does its best to protect your skin and body from harmful substances. It's amazing when you think about it!

Therefore, many people with sensitive skin tend to have less damage to their skin from chemical cosmetics and are able to keep it in good condition.

However, because they are prone to dryness, aging due to dryness is unfortunately faster than those with normal to oily skin. People with sensitive skin tend to have more wrinkles around their eyes. I would like you to moisturize your skin so thoroughly that it may seem excessive.

By chance, I met the person I talked about at the beginning who had super beautiful skin, whom I admired for the first time in about 20 years. She was as beautiful as ever, but I thought she had a lot of wrinkles compared to her age. Ta.

It is the chemical ingredients that people with sensitive skin react to the most. Rashes cause damage to your skin, so you want to avoid rashes and overreactions as much as possible.

So, of course, people with all skin types should use 100% natural skin care, and we don't want them to put anything unnatural that doesn't exist in nature on their skin, but for those with sensitive skin, we especially recommend that you avoid using chemical ingredients. I don't think I want it.

Foundation etc. are full of chemical ingredients, so you should especially avoid them.

Sensitive skin has delicate and sensitive sensors, so if you repeatedly touch things that are likely to cause a reaction, your cells will gradually get tired of causing a reaction, and eventually confusion will arise, making you wonder if it's okay. , you may not be able to judge what is wrong or not.

When that happens, to put it in an extreme way, you start overreacting to everything, and in extreme cases, you may end up not being able to do anything at all.

Of course, just because it's a natural ingredient doesn't mean it's 100% safe, but it's not a natural substance to begin with, and it's a chemical ingredient that may or may not break down in the end, and it gradually enters your skin. It can be said that it is much more secure than accumulating it.

Natural ingredients are incorporated into the natural cycle, so someday they will be decomposed, excreted, and returned to the soil. I would like to add that sensitive skin has thinner skin, so it's easier for it to get in.

Next time, I would like to post an article with a little more explanation about natural ingredients.

Thank you for reading to the end today!

see you.