Got a beauty dilemma? Our expert is here to offer advice. This week, Aneesah wants to know how to deal with eczema-prone skin
A couple of years ago the eczema on my face got so bad even putting on moisturiser hurt, which made me curious about what was causing the irritation. Depending on the severity of your eczema, you may need to keep your makeup routine minimal or take a break during flare-ups. “Ingredients like preservatives, fragrances and dyes can irritate eczema-prone skin,” says consultant dermatologist Dr Rakesh Anand. “They can also cause an allergic reaction that results in ‘contact eczema’.
If you think your makeup may be exacerbating your eczema, speak to your GP or dermatologist. An allergy patch test may be an option: “This can help you make more informed choices about which products work best for your skin,” Anand says.
Continue reading… Got a beauty dilemma? Our expert is here to offer advice. This week, Aneesah wants to know how to deal with eczema-prone skinA couple of years ago the eczema on my face got so bad even putting on moisturiser hurt, which made me curious about what was causing the irritation. Depending on the severity of your eczema, you may need to keep your makeup routine minimal or take a break during flare-ups. “Ingredients like preservatives, fragrances and dyes can irritate eczema-prone skin,” says consultant dermatologist Dr Rakesh Anand. “They can also cause an allergic reaction that results in ‘contact eczema’.If you think your makeup may be exacerbating your eczema, speak to your GP or dermatologist. An allergy patch test may be an option: “This can help you make more informed choices about which products work best for your skin,” Anand says. Continue reading… Life and style, Makeup, Beauty, Women
