What Skincare Products Should Be Used for Allergic Dermatitis?

For patients with allergic dermatitis, when the skin comes into contact with some irritants, severe discomfort symptoms may occur. In addition to avoiding some allergens in daily life, many issues also need to be paid attention to when using skin care products. For example, skin care products with a large number of chemical ingredients are not suitable for patients with allergic dermatitis, and it is best to choose some pure plant-based skin care products. During the period of allergic dermatitis, it is recommended to avoid using cosmetics containing irritants, and it is necessary to promptly go to the hospital for examination. When washing your face every night, you can use a mild facial cleanser to gently rub on your face to dissolve dirt on the surface of the skin, then wash your face with warm water, and use a dry towel to absorb the moisture on your face. After washing your face, do not apply skin care products. In terms of diet, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and eat less stimulating and allergy-prone foods such as seafood and bamboo shoots. Contact dermatitis is an inflammatory reaction that occurs at the site of contact or even beyond the site of contact after single or multiple exposures of the skin or mucosa to exogenous substances. It is manifested as erythema, swelling, papules, vesicles, and even bullae. To choose suitable skin care products, we first need to understand how cosmetics stimulate the skin. Generally, cosmetics are mainly composed of chemical activators, mineral oil, additives, fragrances, etc. These non-edible ingredients and odors may become the source of allergies for friends with sensitive skin types. Facial skin allergies are commonly known as "sensitive skin", which refers to the phenomenon of redness and itching when the skin is exposed to inappropriate stimulating cosmetics, powder makeup, and color makeup. Skin allergies may also be related to the season. During facial skin allergies, do not use too hot water to wash your face, as it may stimulate the skin. Do not use alkaline items such as soap and toilet soap, as they may worsen the symptoms of skin allergies.