My skin has always been on the thin side, so my blood vessels are easily visible, and it is the type of skin that becomes sensitive quickly even to minor irritation.
My cheeks and eye area turn red easily, and I often feel tightness or stinging after washing my face, so it is always difficult to choose skincare products. I am very concerned because my skin feels even more vulnerable when the seasons change or when I am not feeling well.
These days, rather than focusing on functional products like whitening or anti-wrinkle care, I am trying to manage my skin mainly with regenerating creams that restore the skin barrier and help soothe it.
I am curious to know what kind of regenerating creams are available that can be used without burdening even on thin skin and make the skin comfortable without irritation.
When I search, there are so many types of regenerating creams that I want to know which product actually worked for me.
If anyone has thin skin like mine, to the point where blood vessels are visible, and has found their skin less sensitive or redness reduced after using a regenerating cream, please share your recommendations.
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