What to do if your face is allergic, peeling, and tight? Here are 6 ways to relieve it

What should I do if my face becomes allergic, peeling, and tight? This problem has always troubled people who are prone to skin allergies. In fact, there are 6 ways to relieve facial allergies, peeling and tightness. The first is to stay away from allergens and try to reduce going out to avoid persistent allergies and affect skin recovery.

1. How to relieve facial allergies, peeling and tightness

1. Stay away from allergens. If you are in an area where pollen is flying in the spring, try to reduce going out and avoid inhaling pollen allergens.

2. Avoid excessive exposure to the sun. Because ultraviolet rays have extremely strong penetrating power, frequent exposure to the sun can cause the skin to become thinner and more susceptible to irritation. Please be sure to use sunscreen products.

3. Use cosmetics with caution. If you want to use new cosmetics, you should do a skin test first. If any abnormal reaction occurs, such as inflammation, redness, or rash, you must avoid using that cosmetic.

4. Pay attention to dietary allergy prevention. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and have a balanced diet, preferably including plenty of fruits and vegetables rich in vitamin C and any food containing vitamin B. Drink plenty of water on a regular basis.

5. Maintain personal hygiene. Wash your clothes thoroughly; detergent residue in clothes and towels may irritate the skin.

6. Pay attention to sleep and exercise. Sleep has beauty benefits, and eight hours of sufficient sleep a day cannot be replaced by any skin care products. Exercise can improve blood circulation, enhance skin resistance and put the skin into optimal condition.

2. Causes of skin allergies:

1. Cosmetics: inferior and spoiled cosmetics, highly irritating cosmetics and certain medicinal cosmetics.

2. Chemical products: mosquito coils, plastics, rubber, dyes, paints, flavors, alcohol, etc. Some people are even allergic to chemical fiber clothes. Some hair dyes, perm lotions, shampoos and hair care products can easily cause skin allergies in these people, and even cause corneal inflammation.

3. Drugs: such as sulfonamides, contraceptives, etc.

4. Food: such as fish, shrimp, milk, fruit, etc. So, you just need to avoid eating these irritating foods.

5. Other factors: Pollen, dust, animal hair, metal and clothing are often allergens for sensitive skin. Some people are allergic to cold, hot air, and ultraviolet rays.