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skin dermalogica health AGE UltraCalming smart | retail products | product name | retail products 112 UltraCalming Millions of people perceive their skin as sensitive. The American Academy of Dermatology reports that 50% of the United States population experience some form of sensitive skin 1 . Globally, it is of increasing concern, especially among women. In Europe, the United States and Japan, the prevalence of sensitive skin is about 50% in women 112 dermalogica and 30% in men, with younger adults reporting more sensitivity than older adults 2 . In reality, there is sensitive skin (a genetic trait) and there is sensitized skin, a growing phenomenon worldwide caused by increased exposure to pollution, stress and chemicals. The growing number of people affected by sensitization has spurred cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries to develop new products to help combat the reactions triggered by this condition. Regardless of the classification of skin sensitivity versus sensitization, the common thread among these conditions is inflammation, and research at The International Dermal Institute reveals many formulations are not addressing
inflammatory diseases one key factor: neurogenic inflammation. And, in order to care for sensitized and inflamed skin, it is important to understand the characteristics of the various factors producing this condition. figure 1: sensitized skin stress allergens; synthetic/harsh ingredients pollution sensitized skin traumatized; medical procedures over-processed* lifestyle climate dehydration A number of factors contribute to the process of skin sensitization. These causes are among the most common. *Over-processed includes overexfoliated skin or skin that has been subjected to excess or inappropriate treatment. Once any of these factors affect sensitized skin and reach the critical tolerance threshold, an organized biological response called inflammation takes place. the main contributors to sensitized skin The Inflammatory Response: Immunogenic Inflammation The body’s immune system helps protect it from disease. The immune system has different components, all of which work together to fight against infection and foreign invaders. When the body is injured or irritated, it responds with inflammation. The inflammatory response is a natural process that serves to remove the injurious stimuli, as well as initiate the healing process. Inflammation is characterized as a cascade of biological events involving the local vascular system, the immune system and various cells within the injured tissue. Traditionally, the immune system involved in inflammation requires prior sensitization and is triggered by a foreign substance, such as pollen or artificial fragrances. This is termed immunogenic inflammation. Immunogenic inflammation involves the activation of white blood cells, the primary agents for fighting off intruders. They normally reside in the blood and must travel to the inflamed tissue. There, they attack and destroy invaders such as bacteria, viruses and cellular debris. This process results in the pain, redness, swelling and heat associated with inflammation. The Inflammatory Response: Neurogenic Inflammation Recent scientific data has proposed another system that also triggers the inflammatory response. Whereas immunogenic inflammation is triggered by the immune system, neurogenic inflammation is triggered by the nervous system. When an irritant chemical activates nerve sensors, it results in the release of substances called neuropeptides that also trigger the inflammatory cascade. Under normal conditions, these substances play a role in tissue repair; however, they are also found in a variety of painful inflammatory conditions such as urticaria (itching), psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, hypersensitivity and wound healing. Interestingly, not all of these substances promote inflammation; some of them may in fact end the inflammatory process. In addition to allergens that may stimulate an immune response or chemicals that stimulate a nerve response, emotional and physical stress can also induce a neurogenic response resulting in skin itchiness, inhibited wound healing and aggravated inflammation. Work, deadlines, toxin accumulation and the environment can all be stressors. The elevated levels of stress hormones cause inflammatory reactions in the body, which can lead to many forms of skin and overall health concerns. Both immunogenic and neurogenic inflammation can yield the same redness, itching and swelling that result when the body is injured or irritated. In the end, it is the combination of genetic susceptibility, immune disruption, nerve activity and epidermal barrier function that contributes to skin sensitivity and inflammation. Lipid Barrier Breakdown In order to maximize our treatment regimen to control and alleviate sensitization associated with both immunogenic and neurogenic inflammation, we must consider one other factor, namely, the lipid barrier layer and its impact on sensitized skin. Comprised of ceramides, fatty acids and cholesterol, the lipid barrier layer not only maintains water balance in the skin by inhibiting TEWL (trans epidermal water loss) but it also protects against environmental stimuli such as microbes, chemicals and physical factors. Any of these stimuli may evoke a cutaneous (skin) reaction, leading to sensitization, inflammation and even disease. Because of its protective role, maintaining the integrity of the barrier lipids is an important factor in controlling skin the book 113 skin health | retail products | category dermalogica UltraCalming | retail products
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cleansers Thorough cleansing is the
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skin condition Skin with excess oil
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toners Toning is an essential, yet
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moisturizers Moisturizers are vital
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skin condition All skin conditions.
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masques Enhance the daily skin care
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skin condition Skin with excess oil
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concentrated boosters Concentrated
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professional exfoliation The human
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ingredient analysis a-z Phenomenal
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