Due to the contact of the components of these products with skin conditions often occur as dermatitis, eczema or inflammation, which is exacerbated when there is damage or excessive dryness.

Other causes of such skin problems are related to specific body processes such as stress, hormonal changes, environmental pollution, weather changes, alcohol and snuff, aging, strict diets and insufficient rest.

Now it is sad to leave these products if we like, so we must find alternatives and carefully follow some guidelines:

- Do not use cosmetics on which you have no references.

- Consultation with a specialist about the products they should buy and keep up with its components.

- Do not be misled by the packaging, colors, appealing aroma, or advertising.

- Use hypoallergenic, ie containing no detergents, perfumes, colorings or preservatives irritants. Today the market offers a great variety.

- Pay special attention to products for infants or children because their skin is extremely delicate and does not yet have the necessary defenses to counteract negative effects.

- At the slightest sign of allergy in the skin or scalp, immediately suspended the use of the product. And if the reaction persists, consult a dermatologist or an allergist.

What is eczema or dermatitis?

It is a term used for various types of skin inflammation that manifests itself in many forms including:

• Lesions such as pimples and rashes on the skin
• Flushed
• Itch

This condition begins in an area of the body and then spreads.

Within dermatitis or eczema include all lesions that cause itching and redness. If condition worsens may have desquamation and secretions.

Types of eczema or dermatitis

There are several types including:

A typical Eczema
This is an allergy and is believed to appear due to hereditary factors in families with asthma and is characterized by what is very itchy skin.

Contact dermatitis
Allergy is produced in response to some allergens (poison ivy, detergents, metal, cosmetics, sun exposure, etc.).. This type of eczema is curable by avoiding the substance that causes it.

Changes in temperature
The skin becomes dry in cold weather and reacts with swelling and itching.

Seborrheic Dermatitis
It is associated with dandruff. Appears in oily areas of the face and scalp.

Causes of dermatitis or eczema
There are many causes including allergies or food contact, frayed nerves, use of some medications and presence of certain diseases.

Causes of redness

There are several common causes. Among them:

1 – Rosacea
2 – Eczema, dermatitis or psoriasis
3 – To be suffering from stress. In some people’s emotions directly affect the skin.
4 – Having sensitive skin
5 – Some foods may cause temporary redness as hot, spicy foods, alcohol or caffeine.
6 – Exposure to sun or warm temperatures
7 – Burned in the skin caused by sun or any other cause
8 – Lack of sleep
9 – Immune problems
10 – High fever
11 – The menopause due to hormonal changes
12 – The environment, wind, pollution and temperature changes
13 – Allergies, rashes and itching
14 – After some beauty treatments (peelings or cleaning)
15 – Any other skin irritation that may suffer Allergies

Prevention and treatment for redness

There are certain patterns that can be taken to eliminate, mitigate or control a little redness of the skin, including:

1 – Protects the skin from the sun
2 – If the redness is due to the discontinuing use of the skin returns to normal.
3 – If it is burned slowly recovers depending on its severity.
4 – Avoid irritants. If you have sensitive skin is red or already has to use products for sensitive skin.
5 – Avoid strong ingredients in beauty products such as glycolic acid, retinol, and others.
6 – Avoid hot drinks, spicy foods, alcohol and caffeine
7 – Avoid high temperatures
8 – If the skin stays red, you should consult a dermatologist to diagnose if there is any condition such as rosacea.