No. Epicare is safe and natural. If you don't have an allergic reaction or skin irritation with tweezing (where hair is also removed from the roots), then you will be safe to use Epicare. If you really have sensitive skin you may experience slight redness which will fade quickly and will lessen with each use.

If metal frames cause a reaction, nickel's usually the culprit. Most metal frames are made of a nickel alloy. Other metals used include aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, zinc, copper, beryllium, gold and silver. Stainless, titanium, gold and silver are usually hypoallergenic. Some people can also be allergic to the nose pads on metal frames. Most are made of silicone or acetate, but they can also be made out of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), nickel, titanium or rubber. Silicone is tricky.

There has been a very low incidence of skin reactions reported with the use of CombiPatch. In clinical studies of 2,500 postmenopausal women, only 6 percent discontinued use of the product due to application-area reactions over the course of one year. Generally, reactions will include skin irritation, redness or rash at the area of the CombiPatch application.

Yes. If you have sensitive skin, kindly refrain from ordering any spiced based scents that have cinnamon, clove or ginger. In addition, some citrus scents may also cause skin irritation. Scents that have the potential to cause such irritations will be indicated with an asterisk in our scent description page. Please conduct a patch test by applying the product to the inner portion of your forearm (by the elbow) and wait 24 hours for a reaction to occur.

No. EpicareTM is safe and natural and if you do not have an allergic reaction or skin irritation to tweezing (where hair is also removed from the roots), then you should not have any with EpicareTM. If you have really sensitive skin, you may experience slight redness which should fade quickly. No. However, if your skin is super sensitive, it would be a good idea to wash your face after using EpicareTM, and apply a natural astringent or toner like witch hazel.

Your body gives you many signals that help you survive. If it's bad for you, it will give you signals to stop. If it's good for you, pain will not be present. Itching is a form of pain. Some may tell you that itching is caused by fat cells beneath the skin releasing toxins.

This is very rare. The unique formulation of i.d. Bare Escentuals is made up of 100% pure minerals and is free of additives that can irritate sensitive skin. See our makeup page for more information.

Some people may have an allergy to DHA, and therefore to all sunless tanning solutions. This allergy is rare and can be spotted by doing a patch test 24 hours before treatment. We are developing a spray (Just E) that can tan someone with this allergy, though we always recommend a patch test if unsure.

Direct Current produces lye which causes erythema (redness), swelling and welts to form around the treated follicles. Welts are usually small unless your skin has a higher moisture level, and usually disappears 20 - 60 minutes after treatment. It may take 2-3 hours to fade depending on the area treated, skin moisture level and sensitivity. High Frequency produces heat and may cause slight erythema and swelling in the area, not welts.

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No. Oraia is a Chirally Correct product, which means it contains ingredients that have been purified to ensure the best possible results while virtually eliminating adverse reactions. Chirally Corrected ingredients link up perfectly with the receptor sites in your skin and deliver the desired results without potential side effects. The reactions that you can expect to see are positive ones ---a complexion that is healthier, more beautiful and one that has a more youthful glow. No.

They should gently soak the affected area with warm water and mild soap, or use a small amount of baby oil to remove any residue. If the rings of adhesive become soiled, they may need to use a medical adhesive removal pad that should be available from a pharmacist. Alcohol or other dissolving liquids (nail polish remover or other solvents) may cause skin irritation and should not be used.

Yes , the special adhesive has been lab tested and proven. It will not cause any irritation or sensitization to any type of human skin, oily or dry.

per our COSHH information precautions must be taken before use, we recommend the use of suitable non absorbant goves, if contact does occur with skin wash off with soap and water. Use eye protection where splashing is a possibility, if contact occures irrigate immediately and seek medical advise. - please click here for further technical information including MSDS

A dermatological adhesive tape remover may be the solution to this problem if normal cleansing does not remove the adhesive from your skin. You may want to also try using rubbing alcohol or acetone. Please consult with your healthcare professional if none of these manage to remove the sticky adhesive from your skin.

Injecting desferal may cause some general reactions eg feeling generally unwell, redness and swelling at the site of injection, tingling, dizziness, difficult in breathing etc. If any of these happen, stop injection immediately and consult your doctor.

The vaccines that we administer to your pet are very safe. However, in rare instances they can cause a reaction in your pet. These reactions can vary from mild to severe and potentially fatal. Small breed dogs are more likely to have a vaccine reaction than a large breed dog. Since reactions to vaccines are very uncommon, the risk of exposure to the potentially serious illnesses the vaccine is designed to protect against far outweigh the slight risk of a serious reaction.