Irritation
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Description
Irritation and redness and may be caused by several reasons, although it's difficult to find a definitive answer.
Causes can range from physical exertion, to sun exposure, to allergies.
To reduce irritation, dermatologists recommend using fragrance-free and dye-free products, as well as avoiding using too much exfoliation.
You should always try to avoid sunburn and extreme wind.
Redness can be caused by chemical burns, drug allergies, and contact dermatitis. It should be treated by a licensed professional.
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