What should I do if I develop an allergy to a perfume? If a scent makes you cough, wheeze or gives you a headache or a feeling of nausea, take a deep breath of fresh air. Breathe deeply for a few minutes, blowing through your nose to clear the nasal passages. If your skin is red and itchy, splash the area with cold water for a few minutes and pat dry. Some areas such as the neck are more sensitive than others, so if the reaction is only mild, you could try the fragrance on a less sensitive part of the body. Safer pulse points are: below the ears and knees, at the bend of the elbow, on the bosom and around wrists. If the fragrance still irritates your skin, but you love it so much that you want to keep wearing it, here’s the answer: spray a cotton ball, let dry and tuck it into your bra. Michael Edwards
Posted on: Mon, 17 Jun 2013 03:28:46 +0000
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