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Black and sensitive skin: The art of care without compromise.

Peau noire et sensible : l’art de prendre soin sans compromis.

Black skin is often perceived as tough, resistant to everything. But the reality is more subtle. Deep down, it can be as sensitive as others, even more so. Hormonal imbalances, external aggressions, or overly abrasive products can make it reactive.

Recognizing black and sensitive skin: the characteristics to observe.

The signs can be subtle but clear: diffuse redness, itching, tightness, or small breakouts for no apparent reason. If your skin reacts frequently to products or the climate, it is probably more sensitive than you think.

Black skin may seem thick, but it actually hides a fragile skin barrier, prone to irritation from overly aggressive treatments. This sensitivity is due to a thinner hydrolipidic barrier, which does retain moisture but becomes vulnerable to pollution or products that are too concentrated in active ingredients.

How to recognize an overly aggressive product?

Miracle formulas are often the trap. These serums promising quick results often contain overly high doses of active ingredients. Tingling, a feeling of heat, or slight peeling are warning signs that the formula is too strong. This is also how post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation occurs. When the skin is aggravated, it triggers an overproduction of melanin—the pigment responsible for skin color—in order to protect itself. This defense mechanism leads to the appearance of brown spots on the weakened areas.

At NOIRE, we believe in gentleness and effectiveness through consistency.
The Au Revoir Dark Spot serum is formulated to target spots while respecting regulated doses, with active ingredients like tranexamic acid and vitamin C.

Consistency above all.

For sensitive black skin, the key is not the strength of the product, but its ability to act with patience and care. Miracle treatments with aggressive formulations can do more harm than good. Opt for a balanced routine: a gentle cleanse with Golden Hour soap, followed by Crème Éclat SPF 50+, which hydrates and protects without irritating the skin.

The results will come, but gently. The skin regains its balance day by day. The secret lies in consistency, with simple actions that respect the skin and reveal its natural glow.

In summary:
Black skin is more sensitive than we think. It deserves special attention and gentle yet effective care. Consistency always trumps miracle solutions for lasting radiance.

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