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Old 09-06-2005, 08:01 PM
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i have extremely sensitive skin and i get rashes on my face very frequently, not exactly a rash but kind of red or pink spots on my face anytime. i mean its not that i use harsh products or something. infact i never use any kind of cosmetics on my face but still i dont know why does it happen so often? i dont know how can i avoid this? can anybody help?
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i have extremely sensitive skin and i get rashes on my face very frequently, not exactly a rash but kind of red or pink spots on my face anytime. i mean its not that i use harsh products or something. infact i never use any kind of cosmetics on my face but still i dont know why does it happen so often? i dont know how can i avoid this? can anybody help?
Could it be food sensitivities? or food allergies?
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I think u should go to a doctor. It could be some kind of allergies like vogueboy said....n use gentle cleanser n toner every morning n before u sleep, make sure all skin care products that u wear is allergy tested or dermatologist tested.
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Default ever thought you may have rosacea?

People with rosacea breakouts have patches of dry, red, irritated skin. You should check out this website - there might be some products that will help your skin to heal and protect itself better:

http://rosacea.moneybackguarantee.us
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Hi Himani! you are very much welcome to this place

If your skin is sensitive, sometimes even simple contact with water can cause irritation. So, you should monitor your skin carefully and then take action.

You must opt for products that have simple cosmetic formulas.

Make sure you use the same cream night and morning to reduce the risk of allergic reaction.

Oats and grape seed oil are the most commonly used ingredients for calming the skin.

Keep in mind that sensitive skin responds well to thermal water treatments. So give them a try. Make up a grainy compress and spread over your face. Vaporize generously with a spray and leave to act for about five minutes.

Try using products that contain azulene or calendula. They are very good for nourishing and calming irritated skin. Also acts as a good treatment for skin which has a tendency to redness.

Above all, cleanse your skin gently. And try to avoid products which need to be rinsed off with water.

Hope this helps!
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I really appreciate your advice, Its really gonna help me. thanz a lot.
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I really appreciate your advice, Its really gonna help me. thanz a lot.

You are welcome I am happy to help you out
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