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Sensitive and compromised skin (tattooed, photoaged, etc.) are a major focus of this issue, as well as their holistic care and protection. This month also uncovers hidden innovation in scale-up and production for cosmetic manufacturing.
By Cookie Studio
Sensitive skin is mysterious. It is not medically diagnosed, but rather based on an individual’s perception – and around 37% of the global population reports it affects their quality of life.1 One article2 recently described it as skin that experiences “an unpleasant sensory response to a stimulus that should not cause a sensation.” Other sources suggest it is a symptom of underlying health conditions or environmental factors.