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Discover Your Baby's Skin Type
Normal Skin
There’s nothing quite like the soft delicate skin of a baby. “Normal” refers to this “baby skin” idea: it is supple, soft and comfortable. Still... it is more susceptible to external influences (pollution, bacteria, pollen) and is dehydrated constantly. During its two first years, babies skin needs to be hydrated and protected on a daily basis.
Dry Skin
Dry skin is dehydrated and contains less lipids than normal skin. As a result, it becomes rougher and finer and can also peel or tingle, especially when exposed to harsh weather conditions, hot or cold air etc.).
It is easy to relieve dry skin, with daily skin care and attention.
Eczema-prone skin
Today, eczema-prone skin affects 1 in 5 children. It is a non-contagious chronic inflammatory skin disease, which causes red itchy patches on well-defined areas of the body and face.
These chronic flare-ups differentiate eczema-prone skin from normal skin types. They affect the sleep and quality of life of not just the baby, but the entire family.
But here’s the good news: the symptoms can be controlled (the intensity and frequency of the flare-ups can be decreased) by adopting the right skincare routine and care. These symptoms also reduce with age.
Very sensitive Skin
A baby’s very sensitive skin reacts instantly and temporarily to the slightest everyday stress, to specific products, or to stimuli that would not trigger irritation on normal skin. Consequently, the skin reddens with a tight, tingling or heating sensation. However, very sensitive skin can be soothed quickly, no matter what part of the body is affected. Multiple factors trigger the reaction in very sensitive skin. Fragranced products should be avoided, and to calm the irritation and redness, it is important to choose soothing products that protect the skin barrier.
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