Oh also, do not use straight oils. They may be natural but a lot of us react to them.

Do not use toner on sensitive skin! Use LRP Toleraine cleanser and Vanicream moisturizer in the big pump container. Cerave makes a nice Vitamin C serum. Avene makes a cica-based product that calms any sensitivity/redness.

Anonymous wrote:Doctor Rogers is a great system for sensitive skin. Sounds like you are using too many products.

Agree on Doctor Rogers but I don't think she's using too many products? Other than toner and eye cream, Dr. Rogers herself recommends all of the items she's using. I would cut the toner, definitely but face cleaner, vitamin c serum, moisturizer, and SPF isn't crazy.

OP, check Dr. Roger's website. On her blog she has product recommendations for sensitive skin. I've used her Vitamin C serum and moisturizer and was very happy with both.

As far as drugstore products, I second the recs for Toleraine line from LRP. My derm. recommended it to me, and my sister's best friend, who is a dermatology PA, also loves it.

I use Evan Healy and Wild Carrot products exclusively on my face. Clean, quality ingredients.

Organic Olive or Sesame oil is best.

Prequel out of target is good

Doctor Rogers is a great system for sensitive skin. Sounds like you are using too many products.

Do you know what ingredients you tend to react to? Does everything have to be from the same brand?

I have very sensitive skin and rosacea. I use CeraVe cleaner, Versed or Dieux moisturizer, and a few different single- or few-ingredient treatments from the Ordinary as necessary. I have also had decent luck with Caudelie (the Vino line) and StriVectin (the Super C with retinol), and terrible luck with Drunk Elephant.

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Anonymous wrote:La Roche-Posay is the leading brand in the sensitive skin market. I highly recommend it. Their Toleriane line is for the most sensitive skins.

Where do you get this?

Amazon

I've seen it at CVS and Walgreens too.

Mustela bc they make sensitive skin products for babies. I like their very sensitive line

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:La Roche-Posay is the leading brand in the sensitive skin market. I highly recommend it. Their Toleriane line is for the most sensitive skins.

Where do you get this?

Amazon

Anonymous wrote:La Roche-Posay is the leading brand in the sensitive skin market. I highly recommend it. Their Toleriane line is for the most sensitive skins.

Where do you get this?

I second the PP's recommendation for the Toleriane line of La Roche-Posay.

CeraVe is also good for sensitive skin.

La Roche-Posay is the leading brand in the sensitive skin market. I highly recommend it. Their Toleriane line is for the most sensitive skins.

Hi, I have and always have had very very sensitive skin.
For the past five years I have used a skincare brand that consisted of a face wash, mild alcohol-free toner, moisturizer, Vitamin C serum, eye cream and sunscreen that have made my skin look great w/o any irritation.
Unfortunately this brand looks to be going under so am in search of a new skincare brand.

My skin is again, extremely sensitive and is slightly oily as well as mature.
I would prefer a system which include a cleanser, preferably a mild toner though not necessary, a moisturizer, a serum and a good eye cream.

The skincare system I currently am using is clean and vegan which may or may not have anything to do with the lack of irritation of my skin.

I would love any recommendations of yours!