
Hena Natural Powder
Most people think grabbing a fragrance-free product is all it takes to avoid irritation. But nearly 40% of those with sensitive skin still react to so-called 'gentle' formulas. Why? It’s often hidden preservatives, essential oils, or alcohols that trigger redness, stinging, or breakouts.
Your skin’s protective barrier is weaker when it's sensitive. Everyday stress, pollution, and even water temperature can mess with it. Products with harsh surfactants or certain botanicals (like citrus oils) only make things worse.
Don’t just skim for ‘natural.’ Scan for alcohols (SD Alcohol, denat.), sodium lauryl sulfate, and synthetic dyes. Even some natural extracts can be irritating—avoid menthol, eucalyptus, and strong citrus.
Start simple: cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen. Add one new product at a time, and track how your skin feels. For hydration, reach for gentle humectants like glycerin or aloe. If you need exfoliation, stick with lactic acid at low concentrations.
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Not always. Some natural ingredients like citrus oils or menthol can be harsh. It’s about finding simple, well-tested formulas, not just ‘all natural’ labels.
Always patch test. Apply a little on your jawline and wait 24 hours. If you see redness or feel stinging, skip it.
Watch out for alcohols, strong essential oils (like eucalyptus or peppermint), synthetic dyes, and harsh surfactants such as sodium lauryl sulfate.
Yes, especially those with squalane, jojoba, or sunflower oils. These hydrate gently and don’t clog pores.
Go for mild options like lactic acid at low concentrations, and only once a week. Avoid scrubs with rough particles.
Fragrance-free doesn’t mean free from all irritants. Preservatives, alcohol, and certain natural extracts can still cause problems.
We offer personalized product selection with our AI Skin Analyser, matching you to soothing, natural actives proven gentle for sensitive skin.
No—choose mineral sunscreens with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide. They're less likely to cause irritation than chemical filters.
Sure, but introduce products slowly. If irritation pops up, you’ll know exactly what caused it.