Treat Your Delicate Skin the Gentle Touch of BIOSKINBALM

Understanding Sensitive Skin

Inherited Structural differences can produce more sensitivity in some people’s skin. For example, the skin of some persons is far more delicate and thinner than others and has a less substantial natural moisturizers and outer barrier of lipids. This may be why people in Scotland, England and Ireland are more prone to have higher rates of skin sensitivity than Spain and Italy, for example.

With a thinner barrier, the skin is more susceptible external triggers that can penetrate to deeper layers of the skin. People with sensitive skin may also have more reactive blood vessels than an average person, which in the long run can make the sebaceous glands overreact and cause oily skin.

More problems arise when sensitive skin is continually bombarded by triggering agents; this can produce premature skin aging, including loss of moisture and dryness, redness, roughness, wrinkling, and basically an unhealthy skin appearance.

According to surveys, 50 to 90 percent of people in the United States recognize to have a delicate skin. Sensitive complexions are known to be very troublesome but, surprisingly, only a fraction of people with sensitive skin talk about it with their doctor, so it is not unusual that specialists would put the figure at only about 15 to 20 percent of American adults.

But in this day and age, with daily stress, modern pollution and our highly chemical-laden world, saying that most of us have sensitive skin is not at all farfetched. After all, no other organ in your body is larger than the skin or is constantly exposed to the environment, 24 hours a day and seven days a week.

Common Trigger Factors

People looking for a glowing, healthy skin needs to learn to identify their own individual trigger factors. What are examples of trigger factors?

- Environmental challenges like excess wind, pollution, cold, heat or airborne allergens (e.g., dust mites and pollen) can aggravate sensitive skin making it more brittle.

- Allergenic or irritating cosmetic ingredients can cause itching and dryness. Many consumers have been persuaded by the media and beauty industry to use a myriad of cosmetic solutions on their skin every day. Unfortunately, most of these products contain highly sensitizing, allergenic or irritating ingredients.

- Lifestyle challenges, including stress, emotions, and diet can take an unexpected toll.

- Hormonal fluctuations or imbalances may cause or exacerbate a series of skin conditions such as acne, hives or rosacea.

Choosing the Best Product for Your Skin

Luckily, you can depend on a natural product like BIOSKINBALM. This natural skin cream not only helps your delicate skin, but also counteracts the negative side effects of some harsh chemicals included in commercial skin care solutions. Many people have found in BIOSKINBALM a real solution for their delicate skin, proving that its natural ingredients can alleviate this ailment without producing allergic reactions or undesired side effects.

If you still haven’t found the right solution for your problem, we invite you to try this wonderful skin care product.

BIOBALM: relieves rosacea symptoms, restores your skin's health, moisturizes, protects and renews that beautiful you

Boosts the production of antimicrobials, moderates inflammation, relieves dryness and redness, unclogs pores while replenishing the lipid barrier of the skin to block the penetration of allergens. Stimulates the regeneration of damaged cells, prevents and removes scars, actinic keratosis, psoriasis scales and all types of skin blemishes.

Made in the USA. One Month's supply 50 grams = 1.76 oz

50 Gram Bottle: $69.98