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8 Struggles You Face If You Have Sensitive Skin

You're only allowed to touch me if you wash your hands 100 times.

Emilia Rodriguez-Vera

Apr 15, 2019

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8 Struggles You Face If You Have Sensitive Skin

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Ever since I was born, my skin has been very sensitive to pretty much everything and has made life a little more complicated to deal with.

Here are 8 struggles us sensitive skinned ones have to deal with:

1. You easily get sunburnt.

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2. You break out.

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3. You get itchy

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4. You have to be careful with what you wear

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5. You have to always moisturize

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6. You have to be careful with what products you use

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7. If you're fair-skinned, any skin reaction is very noticeable

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8. You might have to splurge on products that don't hurt your skin

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8 Struggles You Face If You Have Sensitive Skin

You're only allowed to touch me if you wash your hands 100 times.

1. You easily get sunburnt.

2. You break out.

3. You get itchy

4. You have to be careful with what you wear

5. You have to always moisturize

6. You have to be careful with what products you use

7. If you're fair-skinned, any skin reaction is very noticeable

8. You might have to splurge on products that don't hurt your skin

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I've realized that being nice to myself is actually really important.

1. Learn to say no, and actually mean it

2. Realize that doing your best does not mean sacrificing your health

3. Enjoy your own company

4. Realize that not everyone deserves a front-row seat to your life (and you don't need a front-row seat to theirs)

5. Give yourself grace

Merry (early) Christmas!

1. Play Christmas Music

2. Start Buying Gifts Early

3. Decorate

4. Eat/Drink Seasonal Treats

5. Dress For The Holiday

Despite the cold, you might find that there is a lot to love about winter.

1. Snow- at least its pretty outside

2. Christmas Cookie Making

3. Holiday Drinks

4. Christmas movies

5. Holidays

6. Spending time with the family and friends

7. SNOW DAYS

8. Winter break

9. holiday cards

10. parties

11. shopping for gifts

12. Holiday songs

13. Holiday decorations

14. making snowmen and having snowball fights

15. Skating outside

16. Skiing and Snowboarding

17. wearing cozy things

18. Cheesy winter dates

19. snuggling by the fire

20. Kisses under the mistletoe.

21. spreading holiday cheer

Make yourself, give to others.

1. Candy filled ornaments or jars

2. Homemade cookies or fudge

3. Slipper Stuffers

4. Mason jar snow globes

5. Handmade soaps and bath bombs

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1. Finals are in less than two weeks. Yes, that’s right. Less than two weeks.

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3. Right when you get back, you’ll make a list of all your assignments, and the low key anxiety starts to settle in.

4. You try to have a social life, but you then realize how much work you actually have.

5. You start to look over your syllabi and start to question if you even retained any information from the semester?

6. You end up giving yourself a daily pep-talk telling yourself you can do it.

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