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Skin Care
A Comprehensive Strategy to Pacify Sensitive Skin
Sensitive skin is a global reality, creating a sizable demand for products designed to minimize skin sensitivity. Pacifeel™ is a natural plant extract that offers a holistic approach to treat both the symptoms and causes of sensitive skin
News
Cetaphil's Sensitive Skin Awareness Week
Sensitive Skin Awareness Week is a key initiative under the brand's "Complete Care for Your Sensitive Skin" campaign featuring a lineup of partner dermatologists, influencers and experts who will provide consumers with best-in-class advice and science-driven recommendations.
Skin Care
BioAktive's Lactoryzol Postbiotic Active for Sensitive Skin
The ingredient is ideal for sensitive and distressed skin and offers applications in moisturization, anti-aging, sensitive skin and skin protection creams, essences, facial masks, serums, gels and lotions.
Ingredients
Lipoid Kosmetik Improves Sensitive Skin with Amaretine
Amaretine is an active ingredient that offers a liposomal carrier system that targets all aspects of sensitive skin.
Skin Care
Untoxicated and the Future of Sensitive Skin Care
How clean is clean enough? A new brand pushes the envelope beyond sensitive skin category stalwarts.
Regulatory
On the Hunt for Sensitive Skin Care Ingredients in 2018
Do you have a sensitive skin care ingredient launching in 2018? Please submit it to
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Skin Care
Offering Mildness For Sensitive Skin
Sensitive skin can affect the quality of life, leading many consumers to look for simple, effective solutions of healthier skin. With increased exposure to environmental factors, like pollution, UV radiation, extreme climate change and more, individuals report exaggerated skin reactions.
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