My skin is red, sensitive and reacts to everything.
Why this is happening
Sensitivity is nearly always a barrier problem. Your skin barrier is what holds moisture in and keeps irritants out — and it gets worn down by falling oestrogen, over-exfoliation, harsh actives, hot flushes, stress and simply time. Once it's compromised, products that were fine for years start to sting, redness lingers, and rosacea can flare. The instinct is to treat harder. Almost always, the answer is to repair first.
Your options
Work out what's actually causing the reaction — and what to stop doing.
Including Awvi, made for rosacea-, eczema- and psoriasis-prone skin.
Yellow light is genuinely calming for sensitised, reddened, reactive skin.
Rebuild skin quality gently, once the barrier has settled.
Renewal and active delivery without a needle — the gentler route for reactive skin.
Professional treatment designed around your sensitivity, not against it.
A word from me
Rosacea and sensitivity very often flare through perimenopause, and hot flushes make them worse. If your redness arrived or worsened alongside other midlife changes, the Women's Health MOT™ is sometimes the treatment that settles your skin. And I'll be honest with you — some aesthetic treatments aren't right for actively inflamed skin, and part of my job is telling you when to wait.
