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FrenchyPeach19
Oily/Resilient
if your skin was irritated before the moisturizer may "just" have exacerbated the irritation due to its formulation. maybe it contains fragrance or something else that is usually tolerated but since your skin was already irritated...š¬
maybe temporarily change your moisturizer for a soothing one. or skip it for a while? and only use your mist and SPF in the morningš¤
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enne
Oily/Resilient
yeah you have a point, the new moisturizer does have fragrance but fragrance isnāt generally a sensitizer for me. i probably shouldnāt have used a new moisturizer since my skin was a lil irritated anyway š
iām thinking i should just stick to my usual moisturizer for now, and use the new one once my skin has calmed down. tho iām still now sure why putting on sunscreen somehow stopped the irritation š¤
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koolklawz
Oily/Resilient
Iād try a patch test anyway, just to see if you react again. We did some remodeling last year, and the dust from the drywall was a definite irritant for me.
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enne
Oily/Resilient
i did a patch test yesterday evening and it was fine, so iām guessing the environment is a big contributing factor rn. since itās also making eczema flare up š
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Farya
Oily/Resilient
maybe during cleaning you accidentally touched something irritating ? powder ? some liquid etc
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enne
Oily/Resilient
yeah, i reckon itās all the debris dust in the air. the moisturizer was particularly occlusive, and iām guessing it also trapped all that micro dust particles onto my skin š£š
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heyitsmikaaa
Dry/Sensitive
It could be the environment. But I suggest you go back to your usual routine, minus actives (if using any).
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enne
Oily/Resilient
i went back to my usual routine (and my usual actives š¬) but my skin is fine today. i think itās def the environment bc itās also making my eczema flare up š£š
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