What are the symptoms of emulsion allergy?

Lotion is used by many people. It can make your skin more hydrated and tender. How great is that? What are the symptoms of an allergic reaction to lotion? What should I do if I am allergic to lotion?

What are the symptoms of lotion allergy

Mild symptoms of lotion allergy include redness, fever, and itching of the skin. This allergic phenomenon is the most common and usually does not require treatment. The allergic phenomenon only lasts about half an hour and then disappears on its own. Severe symptoms of lotion allergy include skin stinging, redness, swelling, and peeling. In severe cases, blisters may even form and ooze fluid.

What to do if you are allergic to lotion

If your skin becomes allergic after using lotion, you should rinse your skin quickly with clean water immediately to prevent the lotion ingredients from continuing to stay on the skin and increasing irritation to the skin. After washing your face, do not use any skin care products and allow the skin to recover on its own. If the skin is still in an allergic state after a long time, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment immediately to avoid delaying the best treatment time.

Generally, lotions that have been used for a long time will not cause allergic symptoms, while newly purchased lotions are more likely to cause skin allergies. Therefore, before using a new set of lotions, do not rashly apply the lotion directly to your face. Instead, apply a small amount of lotion to the skin behind the ears first. The properties of the skin behind the ears are closest to the skin on the face. After application, observe whether the skin behind the ears has any allergic symptoms. If not, it means that the skin is not allergic to the lotion and can be used with confidence.

This is an introduction to the symptoms and treatment methods of lotion allergy. I hope you have learned something new!