If there is a kind of rashes that you might want to avoid, that would be face rashes. Facial rashes are the most difficult rashes to deal with as it is unsightly, uncomfortable, and it will surely affect your social activities (at least for a few days).

What causes facial rashes? A skin rash, often called dermatitis, is an inflammation of the skin. It is a normal reaction of the skin in response to allergens.

Rashes on the face can be caused by something you have eaten, a cosmetic you have used, or maybe a piece of jewelry or fabric worn. It may also be caused by virus or bacterial infection, blood problems, stress or skin problems and abnormalities.

Whatever the cause, it is important to manage the rashes immediately to minimize discomfort. Here are some tips to help you manage and treat rashes on the face.

1. Alleviate the symptoms.

Topical cortisone creams, gentle ผื่นภูมิแพ้ผิวหนัง, tinctures and essential oils can alleviate symptoms of rashes. You can also apply a cold compress or ice pack to reduce inflammation. Applying baking soda, vitamin E oil, oatmeal pack or aloe vera gel can soothe the skin of discomfort.

Anti-inflammatory drugs sold over-the-counter may also work to control the symptoms. Itch relief is very important when you have face rashes. Scratching the affected area can lead to irritation, causing more itching so you go into an itch-scratch-itch cycle.

2. Wait for the rashes to subside.

Rashes, especially those caused by allergic reactions, are bound to fade away in time. But the waiting time will seem like eternal agony for a rash sufferer. Wait several hours to a few days for the rashes to go away before looking for a more aggressive course of treatment. Try to stay away from further allergens while waiting, and find out what possible factors led to the facial rashes. Don't try to avoid concealing the rashes with makeup as you might end up worsening the condition.