What to do if you are allergic to sunscreen?

Sunscreen is a must-have skin care product for many female friends, but if some female friends have allergies after using sunscreen, they should stop using such skin care products in time and clean their skin well. People with sensitive skin should use some sunscreen suitable for sensitive skin to avoid skin allergies to the greatest extent.

Strong ultraviolet rays can easily cause sunburn, tan the skin, and even cause skin inflammation, so sunscreen has become a necessity for sun protection. However, if you don't pay attention to choosing the right sunscreen for your skin type, it can easily cause side effects such as skin allergies. So what should you do if you are allergic to sunscreen?

If you experience allergic reactions after applying sunscreen, you should stop using it to give your skin some time to recover. After washing your face, choose skin care products or ointments with anti-inflammatory and sedative effects. If you experience allergic reactions all the time, with redness of the skin and a burning, itchy and painful sensation, it is best to go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

If you experience allergic reactions, facial redness, swelling, pain and itching after applying sunscreen, you can try using injectable saline on the allergic area. This saline solution is highly safe and has good penetration, and can reduce swelling, redness and calm the skin.

If the allergic reaction is severe, it is best not to use anti-inflammatory drugs on your own without a doctor's diagnosis, so as to avoid side effects and damage to the skin.

Sensitive skin can use sunscreen.

People with sensitive skin should choose sunscreen products formulated for sensitive skin, and it is best to choose purely physical sunscreen. Or the product description clearly states "clinically tested by dermatologists" and "contains no fragrances or preservatives".