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Here’s How to Celebrate the 4th of July in Allergy-Free Comfort

Here’s How to Celebrate the 4th of July in Allergy-Free Comfort

When celebrating the 4th, it's important to remember that even the smallest or simplest celebratory activities can make or break your holiday. To further protect yourself from sudden flare-ups that can easily derail your plans, try these tips to keep your skin in check.
Allergy-Free Wardrobe Guide: Packing for Memorial Day Getaways

Allergy-Free Wardrobe Guide: Packing for Memorial Day Getaways

For people with skin allergies and sensitive skin who dread the bitter winter cold and heavy layers of clothing, the arrival of Memorial Day, which unofficially kicks off the warm months ahead, constitutes a much-needed refreshing change.
5 Organic Cotton Clothes People with Skin Allergies Should Wear this Spring

5 Organic Cotton Clothes Everyone Should Own to Stay Allergy-Free This Spring

Along with the entry of warmer days, the arrival of spring also marks the return of certain allergy triggers. However, people with skin allergies and sensitive skin should not be homebound by allergy symptoms
Dating Tips for People with Allergies

Dating Tips for People with Allergies

 Valentine’s Day is always an exciting time for couples and singles alike. It means going on dates and spending time with your significant other. But for some people with severe allergies, it could be a little difficult. Think: Everything from hives to swollen lips—or even something more serious like anaphylaxis, a potentially life-threatening reaction, could happen with just one misstep.

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Climate Change Worsens Allergies

Climate change is one of the big problems the world is facing, and for allergy sufferers, it is making allergy season more miserable. A new study from the University of Maryland provides proof that the “onset of spring” is associated to an increase in season allergies in the U.S. 

April 21, 2019 — Admin Cottonique
Coping With Grass Allergy

Coping With Grass Allergy

It is one of life’s queer misfortunes that when everyone else is running about to smell fresh cut grass, you go down with an allergy and avoid it at all cost. And when the season for pollination begins during the summer, it starts to dampen your condition as well because you are allergic to pollen.

February 23, 2019 — Admin Cottonique
Allergic Shiners: A Not-so-shiny Sight

Allergic Shiners: A Not-so-shiny Sight

A dark circle under the eye is usually a sign of exhaustion or a fight. However, this is also a symptom of allergies. Allergic shiners are also called allergic facies or periorbital venous congestion/periorbital hyperpigmentation. While the discoloration is harmless, having it or seeing it on someone can be very worrisome.