What to do if the skin peels off after the allergy is cured

There are many cases of skin allergies. Most of the symptoms of skin allergies are the appearance of red bumps or redness of the skin, especially itching which is quite uncomfortable. Generally, allergic skin needs to be improved by applying some ointments. Often, it will be relieved after a period of application. However, after the skin allergy is cured, there is also a trouble, that is, peeling. So what should I do if the skin peeling occurs after the allergy is cured?

This is normal, don't worry.

Peeling means new skin is growing, so don't be afraid.

But don't reveal it. Don't touch it with your hands all the time, as there are a lot of bacteria on your hands.

Pay attention to moisturizing and choose some mild moisturizing lotion. Don't use whitening products.

I have sensitive skin, and I use Opal's moisturizing lotion. You can try it.

Also, eat a light diet and drink plenty of water. After an allergy, necrotic cells fall off and pigmentation disappears, revealing fresh, tender skin that is whiter than the original skin and may even be redder. After the necrotic cells fall off, the pigmentation at the original allergic area is more obvious. After it fades, the skin on the surface will turn white and the skin will become thinner. It is recommended not to apply any cosmetics or skin care products. Wash your face with clean water in the morning and evening. After washing your face, oil will be produced naturally to protect the skin. After the skin color returns to normal, choose appropriate skin care products. For skin allergies, you should pay attention to maintenance. Dry skin may be the cause. The weather is relatively dry in winter and spring, especially in spring, so the skin will peel off.

You can learn about Yu Minshuang, a Chinese medicine specialty specifically for this condition. Emphasis on strengthening the body means restoring one's own immune system, effectively preventing allergies from multiplying and growing, allergies being alleviated, and other symptoms being significantly improved. You should use some cosmetics, because the skin is very fragile now, and applying hormone ointments or skin care products can easily cause secondary damage