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To address sensitive skin concerns such as redness, itchiness, and flakiness, prioritise strengthening and repairing its protective barrier. Nourish your skin with vital nutrients and opt for products with minimal ingredients, free from fragrances & common irritants, while providing soothing hydration. This approach promotes a healthier and more resilient complexion for sensitive skin, resulting in calmer and more comfortable skin.
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At Forest MD, we are constantly refining our formulas to ensure our high-potency Swiss actives perform at their absolute peak.
We’ve recently upgraded our Ultra-Light Nutrient Lotion to a more resilient light cream base.
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