Treatment for cosmetic allergies What should I do if my face has allergies after stopping using cosmetics?

There are many kinds of cosmetics with various functions and slogans on the market, and the ingredients are also complicated and difficult to understand. Some products even have no problems during use, but will cause reactions once they are stopped. What should I do if my face is allergic after stopping using cosmetics?

1. Stop using all cosmetics and functional skin care products

Stop using the cosmetics you are using and reduce the chances of aggravating allergies by using them again; also try to avoid using functional skin care products such as those for whitening, freckle removal, and acne removal. The ingredients of these skin care products are relatively complex and may have a negative impact on the relief of allergic symptoms on the face.

2. Cool down the allergic area

Generally, when an allergy occurs, the allergic area on the face will turn red and hot. At this time, you need to find a way to cool the skin. You can use an ice pack or saline solution and gently apply it to the allergic area to lower the skin temperature, stimulate the blood vessels to respond quickly, reduce the occurrence of inflammation, and relieve the discomfort of the allergic area.

3. Clean the allergic areas on your face

Avoid skin irritation caused by high or low temperatures. Use mild, additive-free, non-irritating, weakly acidic facial cleansing products. Be gentle on allergic areas when cleaning. When wiping your face, use a clean, soft towel to absorb moisture and reduce friction on the skin.