Sensimed
GUIDE
Sensitive skin needs a barrier-first routine: minimal-ingredient cleanser, calming centella + panthenol serum, ceramide-rich moisturizer, and a 100 percent mineral SPF. The picks below come from the Sensimed range plus two cross-range serums chosen for their tolerance profile.
Sensitive skin reacts to fragrance, surfactants, and sudden barrier shifts. The routine below was built around BIOSAR's Sensimed range — the line dedicated to reactive, redness-prone skin — and supplemented with two Serenvit serums that test well on compromised barriers. Every product avoids essential oils, drying alcohols, and high-strength acids. Reintroduce one new product at a time to spot any reaction early.
A foaming gel with chamomilla and aloe lifts impurities without surfactant burn; a no-rinse micellar with calendula handles mornings or makeup-light days.
A centella + panthenol serum calms reactive flushing within minutes and supports recovery overnight. Apply morning and evening on dry skin.
Yes, in most cases. Skip the morning serum on the days your dermatologist's product applies. Run the new routine for 7 days before adding the prescription back to spot any unrelated reaction.
All Sensimed products and the two Serenvit serums above are formulated without added fragrance and without essential oils. The lip balm is unflavored.
Apply each product to the inner forearm for 3 evenings. If no redness or itch appears, move it to the side of the neck for 2 evenings. Then bring it onto the face.
Sensimed is formulated for adult sensitive skin. For children under 12, use the PureLove range, which is designed for delicate pediatric skin.
Serenvit
A daytime SPF 30 cream with calendula and a fragrance-free overnight mask hold the barrier together while UVA-UVB filters sit on top.
A panthenol-rich balm closes the routine. Reapply before windy days and after meals.
