It is a common misconception that skin sensitivity is only experienced by those with sensitive skin. In fact, no matter your skin type, you may experience skin sensitivity.
While sensitive skin can present itself in a number of ways and in response to a number of triggers, at Cetaphil, we believe there's a science to sensitive skin. Our in-depth research into skin science has led us towards identifying 5 signs that are common amongst people with sensitive skin. And to make sure that everyone gets complete care for their sensitive skin, we have formulated our products to tackle these 5 signs of skin sensitivity.
*https://www.cetaphil.com/us/why-cetaphil/sensitive-skin-experts.html
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Eczema is more prevalent in Singapore than the rest of the world. Eczema affects 1-3% of adults worldwide while 33% of Singaporeans reported experiencing eczema.
Eczema refers to red, dry and itchy skin. There are many types of eczema, the most common form being atopic eczema. People with eczema-prone skin often have a lipid deficiency or lack filaggrin, a protein that maintains the skin moisture and skin barrier.
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Nutten S: Atopic Dermatitis: Global Epidemiology and Risk Factors. Ann Nutr Metab 2015;66(suppl 1):8-16. doi: 10.1159/000370220 https://www.karger.com/Article/FullText/370220#
*Based on Cetaphil Singapore Skin Health Survey April 2022
77% of Singaporeans who experience acne-prone skin are not confident of their skin.*
Acne is generally caused by an increase in oil or sebum production, clogging of the pores and bacterial build up. However, there are also certain factors that can contribute to the development and worsening of acne. For example, the usage of certain skincare products, oral and topical steroids, medical conditions that cause hormonal imbalances or diet changes.
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*Based on Cetaphil Singapore Skin Health Survey April 2022
*Based on Cetaphil Singapore Skin Health Survey April 2022
*Based on Cetaphil Singapore Skin Health Survey April 2022
Galderma data on file. RD.06.SPR.18150
Galderma data on file. RD.06.SPR.18225