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Redness after exfoliating isn't just bad luck—it's often caused by rough particles or strong acids that overwhelm your skin's protective barrier. Around 60% of people with sensitive skin report stinging or burning after using scrubs or cleansers with aggressive ingredients. Your skin needs exfoliation to shed dullness, but it shouldn't come at the cost of comfort.
Picture your skin like a brick wall with mortar holding the bricks together. Scrubbing too hard, or using gritty formulas, can chip away at that mortar, leading to micro-tears. Over time, this weakens your barrier, making your face more likely to sting or flush when exposed to wind, heat, or even your favorite moisturizer.
If your cleanser lists walnut shells or apricot kernels, skip it—these can scratch skin no matter how soft they feel.
Products boasting "deep cleaning" or "maximum strength" are red flags. Sensitive skin loves formulas with a creamy base, rounded microbeads (biodegradable), or fruit enzymes like papaya and pineapple. They're effective enough to smooth texture, but far less likely to cause a flare-up.
People with sensitive skin often get the best results from cleansers that combine gentle exfoliants with skin-soothing botanicals. A friend of mine with rosacea swears by switching to a creamy, fragrance-free formula. Her redness dropped noticeably in just two weeks.
Our gentle exfoliating cleanser blends plant-based actives and mild exfoliating agents, designed specifically for sensitive skin types—no harsh grains, no artificial scents. You can even use our AI Skin Analyser to find your ideal match. If you're tired of trial-and-error, give us a try and see how soothing exfoliation should feel.
Yes, but stick to formulas free of fragrance and harsh acids. Always patch test before using a new product and limit exfoliation to once a week if your eczema is flaring.
Stinging is usually a sign that your cleanser is too harsh or you're exfoliating too often. Sensitive skin has a fragile barrier that's easily disrupted by rough scrubs or strong acids.
Chemical exfoliants use mild acids or enzymes to dissolve dead skin, while physical ones use particles to scrub it away. Sensitive skin typically does better with gentle chemical exfoliants like lactic acid or fruit enzymes.
For most people with sensitive skin, 2–3 times per week is enough. Daily exfoliation can strip your skin and lead to redness or dryness.
A tight feeling often means your skin's natural moisture barrier is compromised. Use a hydrating moisturizer right after cleansing to restore comfort.
Not all natural cleansers are gentle. Some contain rough particles like walnut shells, which can irritate sensitive skin. Look for formulas with soothing botanicals and rounded beads.
Yes, regular gentle exfoliation can help unclog pores and reduce blackheads, but avoid overdoing it to prevent irritation.
Absolutely. Our gentle exfoliating cleanser slots easily into most routines—just avoid using other strong exfoliants at the same time. Try our AI Skin Analyser to get a routine tailored for you.
Regular use can help reveal fresher, smoother skin, making your complexion look brighter and more even over time.
No, we never test on animals. Our products are cruelty-free and made with ethically sourced ingredients.