A red rash Blisters that ooze Dry, cracked, scaly skin Itching Sun sensitivity Swelling, burning, or tenderness of the skin Ulcerations Open sores that form crusts
Airborne substances, such as ragweed pollen and spray insecticides Airborne substances, such as sawdust or wool dust Balsam from Peru, is used in many products, such as perfumes, cosmetics, mouth rinses, and flavorings Battery acid Bleach Certain Medications Detergents Drain cleaners Fertilizers and pesticides Formaldehyde Jewelry made from nickel or gold Kerosene Latex gloves Pepper spray Personal care products, such as perfumes, deodorants, body washes, hair dyes, cosmetics, and nail polish Plants Poison oak or poison ivy Preservatives Rubber ingredients Rubbing alcohol Shampoos, permanent wave solutions Solvents Sunscreens and oral medications
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