Hena Natural Powder
Ever bought something labeled "gentle" only to feel your skin sting or turn red? You're not alone. About 60% of people with sensitive skin report reactions to products claiming to be safe. The problem often comes down to hidden ingredients—like synthetic fragrances, sulfates, and alcohol—that can trigger irritation even when the label looks promising.
Your skin acts like a shield, but if its barrier is weak, common additives can slip through and spark inflammation. For sensitive skin, even trace amounts of certain chemicals can cause flares, dryness, or breakouts. That's why natural formulas matter: they skip the irritants and focus on calming, nourishing ingredients.
See "parfum" or "perfume" listed? Put it back. If you spot alcohol (except fatty alcohols like cetearyl), that's often drying. And "SLS" (sodium lauryl sulfate) is a big no for sensitive types.
Skip the trendy stuff. Go for a mild cleanser, a barrier-repair moisturizer, and SPF that uses mineral filters like zinc oxide. If your skin feels tight after washing, switch to a cream cleanser. For flare-ups, apply a cold compress and a calming serum with aloe or oat.
Arish BIO-NATURAL offers plant-powered sensitive skin care backed by science. Our AI Skin Analyser scans your face in seconds to pinpoint your unique triggers, so you get the right Bionatural® Actives for real comfort. Try our gentle cleansers and fragrance-free moisturizers at arishbionatural.com—your skin will thank you.
Yes, natural formulas often skip harsh chemicals that trigger irritation, relying on soothing botanicals like oat and chamomile to calm sensitive skin.
Check the ingredient list for words like 'parfum', 'fragrance', or essential oils. If you see those, it's not truly fragrance-free.
Steer clear of sulfates, alcohols (except fatty types), artificial dyes, and synthetic fragrances. These can cause redness, dryness, or breakouts.
Some natural ingredients—like certain essential oils—can still irritate sensitive skin. Always patch test new products before using them on your face.
Gentle exfoliation once a week is fine, but avoid scrubbing beads or strong acids. Opt for enzyme-based exfoliators if you want to try something mild.
Our AI Skin Analyser scans your skin to identify what it needs, then recommends specific Bionatural® Actives designed for sensitive skin care.
Absolutely. Ingredients like oat, calendula, and chamomile have anti-inflammatory properties shown to reduce redness and discomfort.
Yes! Mineral sunscreen with zinc oxide protects sensitive skin from UV damage without causing irritation.
Many of our products are formulated for highly sensitive skin, including eczema and rosacea. Always check the label or use our online analyzer for guidance.
'Natural' means ingredients from nature, while 'organic' refers to how they're grown. Both can be gentle, but always check for irritant-free formulas.