What medicine should I use for facial allergy and redness?

It is understandable for women to take care of their skin, especially the facial skin, which all women should pay great attention to maintenance. However, in the process of using skin care products and cosmetics, women should test whether their facial skin is allergic to these products. Because some women have sensitive skin and are easily allergic to cosmetics. What medication should be used to treat the redness of the face caused by allergies?

What medicine should I use for facial allergy and redness?

First, you should stop using all cosmetics to give your skin some time to buffer. During this period, do not wash your face with too hot water to avoid irritating the skin, and do not use soap or perfumed soap, because the alkali in soap and perfumed soap will aggravate the symptoms of skin allergies on the face. When washing your face every night, you can use a mild facial cleanser to gently rub your face to dissolve the dirt on the skin surface, then wash your face with warm water and use a dry towel to absorb the moisture on your face. If redness persists, you must seek medical treatment promptly. You can also soak cotton or gauze with injectable saline and apply it to sensitive areas of the face. This injectable saline is highly safe and has good penetration, and has the function of reducing swelling, reducing redness, and stabilizing the skin. Generally speaking, after a few days, the allergic redness and swelling of the facial skin will disappear.

What to do if your face is allergic, red and itchy?

Strengthening the skin's resistance is also an effective basic measure, such as getting enough sleep, eating a balanced diet, maintaining a harmonious mood, staying away from polluted environments and allergens, and reducing skin irritation. Mild facial skin allergies will recover quickly if treated properly, but if they are severe, you should seek medical attention immediately. Do not take medication without authorization if your face is allergic, red or itchy. Do not buy adrenocortical hormone ointment from the pharmacy on your own, as this will harm your skin. Although it is effective in suppressing inflammation, long-term use will produce side effects and endanger health.

You should eat a balanced diet, supplement more vitamin C, eat more milk, soy products, fresh vegetables and fruits to enhance skin resistance, prevent rough and dry skin, and reduce the occurrence of sensitive symptoms such as redness and peeling of the skin.

Certain ingredients in cosmetics can cause facial cosmetic allergies, irritate skin cells, and cause skin cells to produce antibodies, leading to allergies. If facial cosmetics allergies are caused by improper use of cosmetics, you should not use ointments for treating general skin diseases at will. Otherwise, it will cause rough skin, pigmentation, and aggravate the skin disease. Facial cosmetics allergy is a major problem plaguing the beauty and medical industries. Common allergies include: lipstick, which causes redness, swelling and pain of the lips, and sunscreen and freckle removers, which cause itching, pain and pigmentation. People who are allergic to facial cosmetics have sensitive skin, and applying seemingly simple cosmetics can cause adverse reactions. Common allergic reactions include lipsticks and hair dyes. After use, facial cosmetics allergy problems such as skin redness, swelling, heat, itching, pain, and blisters may occur.

What to do if you are allergic to facial cosmetics?

If you have an allergy to facial cosmetics, stop using all kinds of cosmetics immediately and go to the hospital for diagnosis in time. Do not use ointment as soon as the allergy occurs. When cosmetic allergies recur for a long time, you can no longer rely on hormone ointments. The best way is to undergo desensitization treatment to fundamentally improve your allergic constitution.

Symptoms of facial cosmetics generally include allergic symptoms such as skin redness, swelling, heat, pain, and blistering. The most common are cosmetic contact dermatitis, cosmetic pigmentation, and cosmetic acne. Cosmetic contact dermatitis usually occurs within a week after using a certain cosmetic. In mild cases, the skin will itch, and there will be erythema, papules, red blood streaks, and accompanied by rough skin and desquamation. In severe cases, symptoms such as redness, swelling, blisters, erosion, and exudation will occur. Cosmetic pigmentation usually appears 1 to 4 months after using cosmetics, and is manifested by the skin gradually turning light brown, brown, or the appearance of dense black spots, which are more common around the eyes and cheekbones. It often appears after using cosmetics containing lead, mercury, hormones or high-concentration improving drugs. Cosmetic acne often occurs 1 week to 1 month after using cosmetics, and is manifested as inflammatory papules and pustules on the face. It has the characteristics of disappearing after discontinuation and recurring after reuse. It is mostly caused by the use of cosmetics with excessive bacteria, cosmetics containing hormones, or the use of products that do not match the skin type.

Once the skin is allergic, it will not only be itchy and unbearable, but also affect the appearance. Timely treatment is required and allergy repair cream can be used to repair it.