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Embrace the Cozy Season: Best Eczema-Friendly Fall Clothing Tips

detergent residues that can irritate your skin.

9. Moisturize Before Dressing

Before getting dressed, apply a suitable eczema-friendly moisturizer to your skin. This creates a protective barrier and helps lock in moisture, preventing dryness and itching throughout the day.

10. Be Mindful of Accessories

Scarves, hats, and necklaces can add style to your fall outfits, but they can also irritate your skin. Opt for accessories made from hypoallergenic materials and avoid anything that may cause rubbing or discomfort.

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When to see a dermatologist

Consistency is key when managing eczema. Stick to your skincare routine and treatment plan even when your symptoms are under control to prevent flare-ups. Pay attention to how your skin reacts to changes in weather, clothing, and skincare products. Keeping a journal can help you identify triggers more easily. If your eczema worsens or doesn’t respond to over-the-counter treatments, consult a dermatologist. They can prescribe appropriate medications or therapies tailored to your needs.

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Fall fashion doesn’t have to be a source of stress for those with eczema. By making thoughtful clothing choices and paying attention to your skin’s needs, you can enjoy the beauty of the season without sacrificing your comfort. Remember to prioritize natural fabrics, loose-fitting clothing, and moisture-wicking materials, and you’ll be ready to embrace the cozy, eczema-friendly fall season ahead.

September 13, 2023 by Jason Henderson

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