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Your face skin

Your body skin

Your skin in the sun

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Make-up for sensitive skin

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Dermatological corticosteroid

Dermatological corticosteroids are corticosteroids designed for the skin. Dermatological corticosteroid ointments help to relieve inflammation due to skin disorders such as atopic dermatitis. There are four types of dermatological corticosteroid, from the strongest (category 4) to the weakest (category 1).

This word also belongs to the categories Sensitive, dehydrated skin, Extremely dry, irritated and atopic skin, Dry and uncomfortable skin, Dry to very dry skin, Intolerant skin, Dry and rough skin, Skin prone to redness, Oily skin with imperfections, Pigmentation problems, Irritated skin, Sebaceous scaly patches, Skin sensitive to shaving.