A short YouTube clip by dermatologist Shereene Idriss offering immediate first-aid steps for an allergic facial reaction: stop all products, wash the face with water, avoid makeup, perfumes and skincare, use Vaseline (not Aquaphor) if very dry, and expect noticeable improvement within about 7–10 days.
If this is you and you're experiencing an allergic reaction, I got you. And you do not need to go to med school for this one, but stop everything. I'm a dermatologist. Literally, just wash your face with water. Do not use makeup. Do not use any perfumes. Do not use any skincare. If you're really dry or live somewhere super, super dry, just use Vaseline. Not Aquaphor. Vaseline. I'm not sponsored by neither brand, nor have I ever been. I know this is hard to do, but just trust me and trust the process. It probably takes seven to 10 days to kind of start getting restored, and if you really stick to it, you'll be over that hump within a week.
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