do you think this will cause allergy too?



i tried making my own moisturizer and i didn’t have the allergy using the olive oil. but when i applied it on my skin directly, i did. i also had the allergy using the almond oil directly on my skin; so now if i use it in the moisturizer, do you think this will not cause the allergy. thanx


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I’m not sure if i totally understand the question but I’ll try the best I can. If i understand right, you had an allergic reaction when putting oil on your skin. So if you put the oil in a moisturizer and put it on your skin, i think you should still get an alergic reaction, but i’m not sure if that’s what you’re asking…

Confusing question. Regardless, if you have an allergic reaction to anything put on your skin, it’s still going to cause an allergy even if you put it in a moisturizer. Stay away from things that cause an allergic reaction and experiment with hypoallergenic lotions.

Kelly: Your body doesn’t care if the allergen is applied directly to your skin or if it is applied as part of a moisturizer. If you are allergic to the almond, then you don’t use any product (home-made or commercially produced) that contains almonds or their extracts. If your skin is dry, you might try pure glycerin or lanolin. Glycerin attracts moisture from the air, but some people are allergic to it and it is not vegan (if that is important to you). Lanolin comes from sheep and has been used for years to moisturize skin, but it can also cause allergic reactions. You might just need to do a little testing yourself

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