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The Skin Enemy Hiding Behind Labels: Propylene Glycol
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The Skin Enemy Hiding Behind Labels: Propylene Glycol

In 2018, the American Contact Dermatitis Society named an ingredient common to many cosmetics, topical skin products, foods, medications, and even clothing the Allergen of the Year due to its incre...

allergic contact dermatitisUnderstanding Sun Allergy: Causes, Symptoms & What to Wear

Understanding Sun Allergy: Causes, Symptoms & What to Wear

While mild cases of sun allergy can subside on their own and may clear up without treatment, we believe the most effective treatment for sun allergy is to avoid sun exposure.

allergic contact dermatitisVulvodynia and How to Treat the Painful Symptoms

Vulvodynia and How to Treat the Painful Symptoms

Persistent, unexplained, and painful. These are the words that are often linked to vulvodynia, a chronic pain condition of the vulva that lasts more than three months without an identifiable cause.

allergic contact dermatitisThe Dangers of Spandex

The Dangers of Spandex

The production of spandex takes a lot of raw materials, toxic chemicals, and nonrenewable energy sources — a process that makes the fabric unsustainable, hazardous to health, and environmentally ha...

allergic reactionEXPLAINER: Everything You Need To Know About Octylisothiazolinone

EXPLAINER: Everything You Need To Know About Octylisothiazolinone

We believe it's not just the fabric that makes our clothes completely allergy-free. After all, even the tiniest details of your clothes contribute to the overall comfort of your skin — like Octylis...

allergic contact dermatitisThe Atopic March: Dealing with Allergic Conditions

The Atopic March: Dealing with Allergic Conditions

Pollen, food choices, dust, harsh chemicals, and fabrics — these are just some of the triggers that can cause allergic reactions in susceptible people. While allergic conditions seem more common in...