Diksia.com - JAKARTA, Having healthy skin free from various skin problems is every individual’s dream, but the fact is that not everyone can achieve it easily.
One group that often struggles to find the right skincare routine are autoimmune sufferers.
Finda Febriana, an autoimmune patient who has experienced how difficult it can be to find the right skincare products for her hypersensitive and acne-prone skin.
Faced with skin issues that affect not only her looks but also her confidence, Finda became the target of mass bullying because of the acne that appeared on her face.
“When acne started appearing and my skin problems got worse, I felt ashamed and afraid to leave the house and even appear on social media,” Finda Febriana told reporters on Monday (07/03/2023).
Autoimmune sufferers often struggle to find the right skin care products as our skin is very delicate and sensitive. I felt left out and decided to find a solution.
In search of this goal, the owner of Haruka Skincare offers innovative solutions for suffering autoimmune patients
Finda had to overcome a lot of trial and error in developing the right skincare for her very sensitive skin, but with great persistence and determination, she finally found the right and safe ingredients for her sensitive skin.
It should be noted that according to Finda, the face does not need heavy and multi-layered skin care products, but actually needs skin care with natural and light ingredients, capable of nourishing and nourishing the skin.
The development of skin care products is based on this philosophy and offer a basic care concept consisting of soaps, toners and serums that are water-based and easily penetrate the skin.
This product consists of natural and high-quality ingredients such as niacinamide, papaya leaf extract, licorice, cynanchum atratum extract and kappaphycus alvarezii extract.
“The product contains no parabens, SLS, alcohol, is free of mercury and hydroquinone. The toner and serum are also fragrance-free and color-free, making them safe for sensitive skin,” he said.
