What should I do if I am allergic to eye cream?

Eye cream is used by many people. It is so pleasing to the eye. What should you do if you are allergic to eye cream? What are the symptoms of eye cream allergy?

What to do if you are allergic to eye cream

First of all, after an eye cream allergy, the most important thing is to stop using the eye cream immediately. If the allergic condition is more serious, you need to see a doctor immediately and use anti-allergic drugs under the doctor's orders to cure the allergic symptoms. Under normal circumstances, do not use any skin care products before the skin allergy around the eyes has healed. Even if it has healed, you should choose pure natural products. Because even if the allergies have healed, it will take some time for the skin to repair. Therefore, within one month, it is best to choose pure natural skin care products, which can not only replenish the nutrients needed by the skin, but also prevent the skin around the eyes from being allergic again.

Symptoms of eye cream allergy

1. Small red spots, itching, and peeling

The main symptom of ringworm is the presence of whitish or reddish round or oval patches around the eyes, with tiny scales attached to the surface, which sometimes cause itching and can appear on the upper arms, neck, shoulders and other places.

2. Suspicious small red pox

The eye area is easily polluted and has vigorous bacterial activity, which can clog the pores and cause acne.

3. Severe itching of local skin

There is severe itching around the eyes, and the skin becomes thicker after scratching, but with clear boundaries and no scales. It is light red in the early stages and later has local pigmentation.

4. Dryness, itching, and erythema

Symptoms such as dryness, itching, and erythema on the skin around the eyes are related to dry skin, as well as the environment, climate, age, food, cosmetics, etc.

5. Red rashes, pustules, and blisters

Red rash is a typical symptom of skin allergy. At first, some red rashes will appear around the eyes, but they will gradually increase and finally spread to the entire face. When they ulcerate, pustules will appear, and in severe cases, they will turn into blisters.