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Contact Eczema

Contact eczema is an inflammatory reaction of the skin that occurs after exposure to an irritant or allergen. It is characterised by redness and itching. To prevent and limit contact eczema, it is essential to identify and avoid triggers, while soothing the skin with appropriate care.
FAQ about contact eczema

Can cosmetic products trigger contact dermatitis?

Some products containing fragrances, preservatives, or synthetic dyes can act as triggers for the contact eczema.

Can contact eczema be chronic?

Yes, if it is not treated or if exposure to irritants continues, contact eczema can become chronic.

Can we use cosmetic products during a flare-up of contact eczema?

It is possible to use cosmetic products specifically adapted for sensitive skin in cases of contact eczema.

Which types of cosmetics are safest for individuals prone to contact eczema?

Hypoallergenic cosmetics, free from fragrances and preservatives, are recommended in cases of contact eczema.

Can we use makeup if we have contact eczema?

Yes, provided that a skin test is carried out beforehand to eliminate any risk of an allergic reaction.

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