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How to Manage Sensitive & Damaged Skin? Dermatologist-Recommended Solutions Whether your skin is naturally sensitive (your genetic skin type) or has become sensitized/damaged (temporary conditions from over-exfoliation or harsh weather), the solution is always the same: Barrier Restoration . When your skin barrier is cracked, moisture escapes (TEWL), and irritants get in, causing redness, stinging, and tightness. At Clinikally, we offer medical-grade products and solutions that help you restore and heal your skin barrier, providing instant relief. The Clinical 3-Step Protocol for Sensitive Skin Recovery Managing a reactive skin requires a focused skincare approach to restore Homeostasis. When the skin’s integrity is compromised, it enters a state of hyper-reactivity. And, thus, to manage sensitivity effectively, dermatologists often recommend a “less is more” approach that eliminates potential irritants while supporting skin barriers. To ease the understanding of this approach, we’ll learn it in three phases. Let’s have a look: Phase I: The Anti-Inflammatory Stage When skin is sensitized, stinging, or visibly flushed, it’s often in a state of Neurogenic Inflammation. During this phase, your skin’s goal is to downregulate the pro-inflammatory cytokines (such as IL-1α and TNF-α) that cause the burning sensation. According to research in the Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology, Centella Asiatica (Cica) contains triterpene saponins that significantly increase collagen synthesis and reduce inflammatory markers. Additionally, Panthenol (Pro-vitamin B5) is clinically proven to act as a skin protectant that reduces skin sensitivity immediately by stabilizing the skin’s metabolic functions and increasing hydration in the stratum corneum. Key Ingredients You Must Look For: Cica, Panthenol (Vitamin B5), Allantoin, and Bisabolol. Results: Within a few weeks of application, you’ll notice deactivated stinging response, reduced visible erythema (redness), and cooling

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