Hypoallergenic
Taking care of your body requires a certain knowledge of your skin type, hair type, and the ingredients in cosmetic products. Most allergic reactions are caused either by a food your body rejects or, more broadly, by a cosmetic product made up of elements that are harmful to your skin.
Taking care of your body requires a certain knowledge of your skin type, hair type, and the ingredients in cosmetic products. Most allergic reactions are caused either by a food your body rejects or, more broadly, by a cosmetic product made up of elements that are harmful to your skin. If you have sensitive skin and fragile hair, choose hypoallergenic products that significantly minimize the risk of allergic reactions after use.
From body lotions, shampoos, and hair masks to intimate gels, always read the ingredients before making your purchase online or at the pharmacy. Most cosmetic industries are only interested in their sales figures and do not take allergy problems seriously. Others, however, offer products that respect the consumer's neutral pH, the fragility of their skin, and the different hair types that exist according to defined racial backgrounds. In the world of cosmetics, hypoallergenic or dermatologically tested soaps, creams, and lotions help you avoid irritations, pimples and acne, as well as tingling and burning in extreme cases. All of this reflects the irritation phase that leads to an allergy requiring medical intervention.
