Causes of redness

And once you have had a skin care product, especially on your face skin, you are more cautious about trying out new products. In such cases, we stick to old, well-proven cosmetics. Our facial skin may be particularly sensitive, and this is the surface that is always seen by others, so we are even more cautious if we want to buy a facial cream or mask.

Those who have experienced on their own skin what kind of use of a product, after testing, responds to the skin with an allergic reaction, want to avoid it in the big curve.

The redness, the blurred face, the red spots are missing for anyone, and the face is not particularly. In the summer, we have to face the sunshine and defend ourselves against it. The best way to prevent burnt skin is to use a sunscreen with high factor number and avoid as much sunshine as possible.

If not sunburn, sun sensitivity triggers the reddened, not aesthetically pleasing facial skin, then it may be another cause of allergy. Not only cosmetics, cleansers can cause allergic reactions, but can occur after eating certain foods, taking medicines and supplements. If a beauty product causes facial redness or itching, wash it with lukewarm water from the face skin. In such a case, it is of great importance that the body temperature be water. Do not touch the skin with too cold or too hot water, as it can only amplify the unpleasant symptoms. Leave the skin to rest and relax after the water removal, so do not use any other product. And if you don't want to go through the itching, swelling, blush, you should contact your dermatologist.

Eczema can also cause redness of the skin, and there are many varieties, so it is difficult to identify what it is. This will require a dermatologist who can properly treat the symptoms of itching and redness.

We have already written about the need to protect ourselves from sunburn in the summer, and there are people whose skin is sensitive to sunlight. In winter, we can suffer from the same, only then the cold triggers the unpleasant symptoms. Cold allergy is actually a form of hives, not an allergy. Allergy is caused by a substance, but cold affects the skin physically. The effect of cold is to release histamine in the skin where it reaches the body most, ie the skin. Because our face can be free even in the winters of winter, it is the cold that is most common, and typically itchy blisters of cold allergy. You can also react to your face with hives, even when you come in contact with cold water, cold wind, or even a cold object. Not only can the skin react to the cold, but also to the temperature fluctuation. That is, when the outside temperature changes from cold to warmth to cold. In addition to the appropriate winter clothing, it is advisable to protect the skin with a greasy facial cream, and avoid cold as much as possible with cold allergy.

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