REDNESS

Sensitive skin is a skin condition that can be transitory or persistent, primarily characterized by subjective sensations such as tightness, burning, itching, or discomfort. It can manifest in different areas of the body and is usually associated with an alteration in the skin barrier function.

Skin with a tendency to redness, on the other hand, exhibits greater vascular reactivity to external stimuli such as sudden temperature changes, sun exposure, or certain cosmetics. The redness is more visible, recurrent, and usually localized in the facial area.

In both cases, the cosmetic approach should focus on:

• Restoring the skin barrier function.
• Reducing cutaneous hyperreactivity.
• Improving comfort and epidermal stability.

An altered skin barrier increases water loss (TEWL), increases sensitivity to external agents, reduces tolerance to aesthetic treatments, and promotes the appearance of discomfort and visible redness.

Strengthening the skin barrier helps improve cutaneous tolerance, reduce reactivity, and restore the skin's natural balance.

The REDNESS Protocol acts comprehensively and complementarily on the various levels involved in sensitive skin and skin with a tendency to redness. Its goal is to boost the skin's resistance capacity, stimulate the mechanisms of skin barrier repair, and reduce the sensation of tightness or burning.

INNO-EXFO® REDNESS Peel provides controlled epidermal renewal, improving the quality of the stratum corneum, optimizing skin texture, and promoting a more uniform skin tone, always with respect for its physiology.

Next, INNO-TDS® REDNESS-ID offers an intensive reinforcement of the skin barrier function through its repairing and modulating action, helping to improve skin stability, reduce reactivity, and encourage a more balanced response to external stimuli.

Finally, home care treatment with INNO-DERMA® REDNESS Cream or INNO-DERMA® SENSITIVE Cream, depending on the skin condition, helps maintain and stabilize results, progressively improving comfort and continuously supporting the skin barrier function and vascular balance.

This structured approach improves skin quality without compromising its stability, providing a safe and effective cosmetic strategy both in the short and long term.

Yes, as long as it is a peel specifically formulated to respect the skin's physiology. In these types of skins, the goal is not to cause intense aggression, but rather to:

• Promote controlled epidermal turnover.
• Unclog the stratum corneum.
• Improve texture and uniformity.
• Optimize the penetration of repairing and soothing actives.

INNO-EXFO® REDNESS Peel combines lactic acid, which hydrates and improves the quality of the stratum corneum, with mandelic acid, which has progressive action and better tolerance.

When integrated into a structured protocol, it improves skin quality without compromising its balance.

The choice of home care treatment should be based on the predominant manifestation of the skin and the physiological mechanism to be addressed from a cosmetic perspective.

• INNO-DERMA® SENSITIVE Cream is indicated when alteration of the skin barrier and cutaneous hyperreactivity prevail. Thanks to Panthenol and Hyaluronic Acid, it helps restore the barrier, improve hydration, and increase tolerance and comfort of the skin.
• INNO-DERMA® REDNESS Cream is indicated when visible redness is the main manifestation. With actives such as Ginkgo Biloba and Horse Chestnut, it helps improve tone uniformity, promote microcirculation, and maintain skin stability.

In combined protocols, both can be strategically used depending on the evolution of the skin.