Gold Gel
Plenty of folks grab a product labeled "hypoallergenic" and expect miracles. In reality, skin irritation often comes from hidden fragrances, essential oils, or even preservatives—no matter what the label promises. Dermatologists see reactions from products that claim to be gentle all the time. It's frustrating when you just want something that won't sting or flare up your skin.
Even "all-natural" products can trigger redness or itching if the formula isn't matched to your skin's needs.
Fewer than 12 ingredients is a solid guideline for sensitive skin. Less complexity means fewer chances for irritation. If you see a long ingredient list, double-check for known triggers.
Skip anything with "parfum," "fragrance," or colored additives. These are top culprits for flare-ups—even in organic products.
Look for soothing ingredients like colloidal oatmeal, calendula, or aloe vera. These help your skin heal and stay resilient. Ceramides from natural sources also help strengthen the outer layer.
Gel creams and light lotions usually work better than heavy butters. Rich balms can trap heat and sweat, making irritation worse for some people.
If your skin suddenly gets angry, a simple aloe gel or oat mask can calm things down fast. Avoid exfoliating scrubs or acids until things settle.
If you're serious about calming sensitive skin, Arish BIO-NATURAL provides plant-based formulas designed for delicate skin. Our AI Skin Analyser helps you pinpoint exactly what your skin needs, so you get personalized recommendations—no guesswork. Our Bionatural® Actives are gentle, fragrance-free, and trusted by leading beauty experts.
Yes—if they're free of harsh botanicals, fragrances, and preservatives. Always check the ingredient list and do a patch test before applying anything new.
Stay away from essential oils, alcohol-based preservatives, synthetic fragrances, and strong plant extracts like tea tree or eucalyptus.
Absolutely. Our formulas are designed with gentle, plant-based ingredients and no added fragrances, making them a safe option for sensitive skin.
Look for certifications, transparent sourcing, and a short ingredient list. If you see unfamiliar chemicals or artificial fragrances, it's likely not as natural as it claims.
Physical exfoliants like scrubs can be too rough. For sensitive skin, stick to gentle enzymes or skip exfoliation altogether during flare-ups.
Less is more for sensitive skin. Change only one product at a time and give your skin at least two weeks to adjust.
Fragrance-free means no added perfumes. Some natural products still have a mild scent from their ingredients, but that's usually less irritating.
We use a proprietary AI Skin Analyser to recommend precise Bionatural® Actives for your skin type. Our products are formulated for safety and trusted by experts.
Yes, but focus on products with soothing, barrier-repair ingredients like aloe, oat, and ceramides. Always check with your dermatologist.