Temporary skin sensitivity can be caused by:

Temporary skin sensitivity often arises from environmental irritants. These irritants can include a wide range of substances such as pollutants, weather conditions, fragrances, or harsh chemicals found in skincare products. When the skin comes into contact with these irritants, it may respond by becoming red, inflamed, or itchy, leading to a temporary state of sensitivity.

Understanding the impact of environmental factors is crucial for estheticians, as they often need to assess clients' skincare routines and environments to identify potential triggers for sensitivity. While hormonal changes and dietary factors can also influence skin conditions, the immediate effects on sensitivity are more closely associated with environmental factors. Genetic predisposition is a more permanent aspect, affecting skin type and potential reactions over time rather than causing temporary sensitivity.