Sensitive & Redness: skincare that fits

Panthenol creams like Macro Panthenol Cream (55 EGP) focus on moisture and supporting the skin barrier. Dr. Althea 345 Relief Cream (980 EGP) is formulated for sensitive, acne-prone skin with a different texture. A higher price doesn't guarantee a better result for you; what matters is that your skin tolerates the product comfortably.

It can be, if it's gentle and you don't over-wash. Options include Sanosan Care Soap (190 EGP), Macro Fit Bar Soap (60 EGP) and Eva Glycerin Lemon Soap (45 EGP), which is aimed more at oily skin. Rinse well, pat dry and follow with a moisturizer. If your skin feels tight afterward, try another option.

No product here is meant to cure redness. Moisturizers, soothing gels like Shaan Soothing Gel and mists may support comfort and help the skin feel calmer. Redness can have causes such as rosacea, allergy or eczema that need a doctor's assessment. If it doesn't settle, see a dermatologist.

Check ingredients first if you have known allergies, or if you use prescribed creams, retinoids or acids, or had laser or peels. Some items, like the PDRN serum, are cosmetic actives. Ask the pharmacist before combining them. For broken skin, infection or infants with a severe rash, see a doctor first.

Yes: gentle shampoos, cleansing wipes, the Blankie SPF 50 roll-on sunscreen (150 EGP) and a fragrance-free kids' roll-on. For babies under six months, ask the pharmacist or pediatrician before using sunscreen. You can pay cash on delivery, and orders usually arrive within 12–72 hours.