what to do about allergy on face skin?
436436
You need to be more specific. Maybe you are having a reaction to a new facial cleanser, lotion or cosmetics. In which case you should stop usuing the product. See a dermatologist.
81863
Everyone is different. It depends on what you are allergic too and what your body does when it is hit with allergens. First you get a skin test and see what you are allergic too. It may be something you can avoid and you just stay away from whatever that is. Otherwise you may need antihistimes, or allergy shots. You may also have to wash your bedding more often in very hot water and get rid of carpeting.
1005372
dont think like that of being fair asap but here are some suggestion for u\napply milk and wheat paste on ur face and when it got dry rub it and remove this will remove all the dust and oil from ur skin\nadd vitamins to ur diet and milk products like curd\nuse sunscreen lotion while going out in front of sun\nin the night b4 going to bed remove all ur makeup and apply milk based lotion and properly nourish ur skin \ngo for regular face cleaning to ur beautician\ntry cocumber based face pack in powder form this will also help in making ur skin glow and fair\nhope this will help u
34708
Take a Vitamin E supplement.Wash make-up off at the end of each day. After taking a hot shower and washing face, swab rubbing alcohol on face- the heat from the shower causes the pores in the face to open up, and the alcohol cleans and washes bacteria away, but beware, doing this too much could dry your skin out, leaving you with another issue to deal with. Proactive seems to work on most, but it gets expensive....Or you could try the make-up line "Clinique", its specially designed for sensative skin and even has cleaning solutions for acne.
827519
Try to use an exfoliating face wash. Use warm water to do that however to close your pores use cold water to rinse your face .
422647
get a face scrub with an active ingredient(like salicylic acid).  Use twice(or more) daily.  Also, maybe you should see a dermatolagist.  Even your regular doctor might prescribe anti-biotics(sometimes bacteria is the source of break-outs) or pledgettes
815475
wash your face with some acne lotion and watch your diet, avoid greasy foods, junk foods etc. try to eat plenty of fresh fruit and drink plenty of water.
55674
get an aloe plant, or aloe plant cream. If you get the plant, which i recommend for the future, cut offone of the top branches, cut it in half, then rub the juces on your skin. This stuff is awsome for all skin problems.
715051
try applying  aloe vera extarct on ure skin . it shud help
924202
1. rule do not eat junk food as it causes them\n2. do not eat sweets or chocolate that cause them too.\n3. Try to eat a balanced diet\n4. purchase a creme in a health store, and rub it on your face several times during the day\n\nI had those troubles my self. I also eat more veggies and fruits. also sometimes\nyou can just get some cucumbers, or zitrones,\nslice them up, put them on your face. Let them be there for a while so the liquids go into your pours. \nthan rinse them off with warm water. Hope this helps. If not seek help from a demertalogist.
27942
I find that a clay mask works best, but you may not have any laying around.\n\nAnother home-made mask that you're more likely to have the ingredients is a oatmeal honey mask:  Grind up a cup of oatmeal in the blender, add about a tbsp of honey, and enough water to make it spreadable.  Spread on your face and let it set for an hour or two, then wash off.  This is especially nice for when your face is feeling sensitive.
194988
it may be an allergic reaction.  Have you eat anything different or changed soaps, detergent, or fabric softener?  Even bought a new facial cleanser? Sometimes an ingredient in that can make you swell or break out in to hives.
11372
I would contact a dermatologist for the 'best' way.\n\nOther steps\n\n1. Wash your face at least twice a day with a mild cleanser. Use a pH-balanced cleanser without perfumes or too many chemical additives.\n \n2. Touch your face as little as possible, and only when your hands are clean.\n \n3. Avoid squeezing pimples. Bacteria on your hands or on unsterile equipment can lead to more blemishes and possible scarring.\n \n4. Steam your face once or twice a week to help open the pores. Boil water, remove the pot from the stove, drape a towel over your head and hold your face over the pot. Then rinse your face with cold water. \n \n5. Use essential oils such as calendula, chamomile, juniper, lavendar and mint directly on your skin. Mix 10 drops of any of the oils with 2 tbsp. soy or almond oil, and smooth a few drops on dampened skin.\n \n6. Try using herbs. Saw palmetto can help balance boys' hormones, while chaste tree berry can do the same for girls. Echinacea, alfalfa, burdock root, cayenne, chaparral and yellow dock root are also helpful.\n \n7. Consider other topical mixtures. Beat an egg yolk, apply it with a cotton ball and leave it on for 15 minutes. Alternatively, mix oatmeal and honey together to form a paste and apply it to your face. Oatmeal soaks up excess oil and honey soothes the skin.\n \n8. Take acidophilus to fight bacteria.\n \n9. Eat a diet high in fiber, including whole grains and fresh vegetables and fruits, to keep your body healthy overall and provide nutrients to your skin. Stay away from junk food, caffeine and salty foods.\n \n10. Determine whether specific foods aggravate your skin and eliminate them from your diet.\n \n11. Consider adding zinc supplements to your diet.\n \n12. Limit your exposure to the sun and reduce the stress in your life.
267995
heres a chheap way and it works wet your face and rubb it with salt and use bar soap and wash your face with it it worked unbeliebably for so good luck
1079825
There is a OTC medicine called Drixoral. It works really well, as well as Benadryl, or generic Diphenhydramine. If none of those work, you may want to make an appearance at the office of a holistic doctor-he/she will do an allergy test and you may be able to have your reaction to allergens desensitized.
376976
Likely some sort of contact dermatitis.  Use some cortisone or Benedryl cream.  If that doesn't help, see a doctor.  Did you start using a new soap or lotion - that may be the reason.  Or you've suddenly developed an allergy.
986454
Nature's Cure works pretty good. I also think you should wash your face in the morning and before bed and also moisturize. Your skin will be better off when you are older.