1. Facial Swelling: This is one of the most common symptoms of titanium dioxide allergy. It is manifested by puffiness on the face, particularly around the eyes, cheeks, and lips.
2. Redness and Rash: Skin redness and rash are common allergic reactions of the skin. The rash may be itchy and discomforting and can spread to various parts of the face.
3. Hives: Hives (urticaria) can manifest as an allergic reaction. They appear as red, itchy welts that can occur anywhere on the skin, including the face.
4. Dryness and Flakiness: The skin may become extremely dry and start to flake off, making it appear cracked and rough.
5. Itching: Itching, also known as pruritus, is a common symptom. Sometimes itching can be severe and constant, which might lead to skin damage from scratching.
6. Blisters or Sores: In severe cases, titanium dioxide allergy can cause blisters or sores on the face. This is usually accompanied by itching and inflammation.
7. Skin Peeling: In severe cases, an allergic reaction to titanium dioxide can result in skin peeling, where outer layers of the skin shed away.
8. Skin Discoloration: Some individuals may experience skin discoloration, where certain areas of the skin may turn darker or lighter than the surrounding skin.
If you plan to use a product containing titanium dioxide and are concerned about a potential allergic reaction, it's advised to do a patch test beforehand to ensure you don't have an allergy. If you're experiencing these symptoms, it's advisable to stop using the product and seek medical advice.
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