Advice for Facial Rash/Bumps

Based on the information you provided, you are experiencing facial rash/bumps (ผด) and have stopped using your previous serum formulation, currently only using sunscreen. The rash has neither worsened nor improved.

Here is the advice:

• Stopping Products: Stopping products one by one is the correct approach. You should allow your skin time to adjust and observe changes for at least about 1 month, which is the skin cell turnover cycle.
• If Symptoms Persist: If you have stopped the serum for over a month and the rash remains, consider stopping other products you are using, such as sunscreen, to see if the condition improves.
• Environmental Causes and Consulting a Doctor: If stopping various products does not resolve the issue, it's possible the cause is environmental, such as tap water quality, dust, or dust mites. It is recommended to consult a dermatologist for allergy testing to find the true cause.
• Caution When Seeing a Doctor: When visiting a doctor, you should state that you do not want topical steroid medication, as steroids provide quick symptom relief but do not address the root cause of the problem.
• Related Ingredients:
  • Ectoine: This ingredient focuses on long-term hydration from beneath the skin and does not directly help with this type of rash. It may not be necessary for your current skin condition.
  • Beta Glucan: This ingredient may help strengthen the skin and reduce the chance of allergic reactions. However, if there is an ongoing trigger causing the allergy, the primary cause should be addressed first.
  • Apple Stem Cell Extract: For your age (23), this ingredient may not be necessary for wrinkle prevention, and omitting it can help reduce costs.

The most important thing is to find the root cause of the rash problem so you can address your skin concerns effectively and precisely.