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Anti Dandruff Shampoo
Anti Ageing Cream
Pearl Face Wash
Tanclear Face Wash
Rejuv Anti Wrinkle Cream
Neem Tulsi Antiseptic Solution
Haldi Neem Antiseptic Cream
Satin Care Shampoo
Anti Dandruff Solution
Sunscreen SPF 60 Lotion
Witch Hazel & Mulberry Pore Clarifying Foaming Face Wash
Anti Pimple Oil
Anti-Ageing Facewash with Carrot and Retinoic Acid
Ever tried a medicated cleanser only to end up with burning, redness, or tightness? It's frustrating. Sensitive skin reacts fast—to harsh chemicals, perfumes, and even some 'natural' ingredients. Most antiseptic washes rely on strong antibacterials that strip away not just germs, but also the protective moisture barrier your skin needs.
Skin with a compromised barrier can't defend itself. That's why you might see flare-ups, itching, or flaky patches after using typical antiseptic products.
Look for antiseptic washes with low concentrations of antibacterial agents. Ingredients like tea tree oil (under 2%), aloe vera, or chamomile can help keep germs at bay while being kind to your skin. Skip anything with alcohol, sulfates, or artificial fragrance—they're common triggers.
Use lukewarm water—hot water makes sensitivity worse. Massage the wash gently for 30 seconds, rinse well, and pat dry with a soft towel. Follow up with a light moisturizer to lock in hydration.
Don't get fooled by 'antibacterial' claims alone. You want something that cleanses without causing dryness or stinging. Check the label for gentle botanicals, avoid preservatives like parabens, and steer clear of heavy essential oils unless they've been tested on sensitive skin.
Yes, but stick to a gentle formula and limit use to once or twice a day. Overuse can strip your skin’s natural barrier and worsen sensitivity.
Skip alcohol, sulfates, and artificial fragrances. These are notorious for causing dryness, redness, and allergic reactions in sensitive skin.
Absolutely. We blend gentle botanicals like tea tree and aloe to create an antiseptic wash that cleanses without irritation. Find your fit at arishbionatural.com.
It can help reduce bacteria, but choose a wash that's formulated for both sensitivity and acne. Look for low-level antibacterials and calming ingredients.
Watch for burning, stinging, or increased redness after use. If these show up, it's a sign the formula is too harsh for your skin type.
Often, yes. Ingredients like tea tree oil or chamomile can fight germs gently, but always patch-test since even natural extracts can cause reactions.
Proceed with caution. Choose ultra-gentle, fragrance-free formulas and consult your dermatologist before adding any new product to your routine.
Use lukewarm water, massage the wash gently with your fingertips for about half a minute, rinse well, and pat dry—don’t rub.
That's usually a sign of dryness or barrier damage. Switch to a milder wash and follow up with a hydrating moisturizer.
Definitely. A moisturizer helps restore your skin’s hydration and strengthens its protective barrier after cleansing.