Allergies can leave your skin feeling puffy, especially around your delicate eye area. To soothe puffiness go for Chillhouse Chill Globes, $45. Placing this globe facial massage tool in the fridge to cool before placing them on your closed eyelids and under eye area can do wonders.
All that sneezing and sniffling can leave your skin feeling raw and irritated. Go for HayMax Pure, $17.49, infused with the goodness of vitamin E, organic beeswax and sunflower oil. This fragrance-free balm helps to fight allergies and provide relief from hay fever, rhinitis and pollen allergies. Dab a bit on your nose to keep irritation at bay and enjoy soothing comfort throughout the day.
Spring allergies can leave your skin feeling like a scratchy mess, thanks to pesky histamines. But scratching only stirs up more trouble, leaving you redder than a ripe tomato. Dust and pollen cling to your skin and clothes, worsening symptoms as you sleep. Take a pre-bedtime hot shower to reduce irritation and soothe allergic reactions to ensure a peaceful sleep. Alternatively, immerse yourself in a warm bath with baking soda for 30 to 60 minutes or opt for quick 15-minute soaks with ground oatmeal to relieve itching. For a refreshing cleanse, try First Botany All Natural Tea Tree Body Wash, $22.99, enriched with potent tea tree and eucalyptus oils to soothe irritation and washes away impurities from head to toe.
When your eyes are streaming like a faucet, the last thing you need is a makeup meltdown ruining your look. That's where Shiseido ArchLiner Ink, $24, swoops in to save the day! Grab this waterproof eyeliner to keep your makeup intact through the watery-eyed moments. Enjoy a precise, quick-dry formula that offers up to 24 hours of waterproof, smudge-proof, and tear-proof color that lasts all day long.
When allergies have your skin feeling out of control, it might be time to call in the experts! A dermatologist gives your skin a thorough check-up, figures out what's causing all the trouble, and whip up a personalized plan to keep your skin happy and healthy. Plus, they can perform allergy tests to pinpoint exactly what's setting off your skin and steer you toward the right treatments.
