How to prevent skin care product allergies How to repair skin care product allergies

Skin care is very important in daily life, and there are also skills in choosing skin care products, otherwise allergies will occur. So how to prevent skin care product allergies? How to repair skin care product allergies?

To reduce the occurrence of adverse reactions, a skin patch test can be done before use. If erythema, papules, blisters, etc. appear, do not use the cosmetics. If there is no reaction, it means that the cosmetics are safe. Pay attention to the safety of cosmetics. Ideal cosmetics should be non-irritating, colorless, non-toxic, stable, harmless to the skin after long-term use, and will not cause allergic reactions and pigmentation. To use cosmetics correctly, you should choose cosmetics according to your skin type and season. Before going to bed at night, you should remove facial makeup and remember not to sleep with makeup on. Use qualified cosmetics and do not use expired or microbially contaminated cosmetics. If you find bubbles and odors in the cosmetics, or the color changes, becomes thinner or watery, it means that the cosmetics may be contaminated and should not be used.

Allergies to skin care products are generally diagnosed as cosmetic dermatitis in dermatology clinics. First, stop using the skin care products that cause allergies immediately. At the same time, anti-allergic and symptomatic treatments are required. Sun protection, avoid spicy food and fish and shrimp. Drink plenty of water to promote metabolism. It is recommended to take levocetirizine oral solution once a night, one bottle at a time. Take four prednisone tablets each time, once a day, and two vitamin C tablets, three times a day. And use with medical skin care products. It is recommended to choose the soothing and moisturizing series to ensure safety.

Skin care product allergy symptoms include erythema, papules, papulovesicles, blisters, desquamation, exudation and other changes on the facial skin, with mild itching, burning, and stinging, and sometimes there are no obvious objective symptoms. In severe cases, local exudation and blisters may occur.

It can heal itself, but the possibility of self-healing is very low. The reason why the skin is allergic to it may be that it is almost intolerant to this ingredient, or it may be that the skin itself is too thin to tolerate the ingredients in the cosmetics. Regardless of the cause of the allergy, the possibility of self-healing is very low.