Solar dermatitis is a type of photosensitive skin disease. This type of skin disease often occurs in women and is very common in the spring and summer. However, different patients present different symptoms depending on the intensity of daily UV rays, which we will learn more about below. 1, photoallergic dermatitis Skin in the less intense sunlight, some people will also appear red, itchy, rash and other symptoms, known as sun allergic dermatosis, lesions will appear on the face, back of the hands, neck and chest triangle, forearms and other exposed skin with burning and itching. The condition worsens in summer. Therefore, people who work outdoors for a long time should pay attention to good protection measures to avoid long-term exposure to the sun, when you go out, you can bring a sunshade and apply sunscreen. 2, acute solar dermatitis When suddenly exposed to strong sunlight, especially in the summer, the skin of acute solar patients will be lack of protection, resulting in acute skin inflammation, damaged skin will become red, swollen, itchy, and accompanied by a burning sensation. The skin of chronic solar skin patients shows dryness, atrophy, increased wrinkles, pigmented spots and pale white atrophy spots. Some people may also develop rashes, often on the face, ears, back of the hands, forearms, etc. The actual fact is that you will be able to get a lot more than just a few of the most popular and most popular items. Eat more vitamin-rich food. 2, be careful with cosmetics The love of beauty, we all have it. However, some cosmetics contain ingredients that may be the culprit of your allergic dermatitis. The most important thing is to wash your face with warm water every day and not to use alkaline soap. If you have to wear makeup, it is best to wear light makeup. The actual fact is that you will be able to get a lot more than just a few of the most popular and popular items. The symptoms will gradually disappear after leaving the allergens. The first step for patients is to find out what they are allergic to. Then try to avoid contact. For example, if you are allergic to ultraviolet rays, try to avoid the sun or take some protective measures; if you are allergic to pollen, go out less on pollen days, etc. Home remedies for dermatitis 1. Avoid gluten-containing foods: Wheat, rye, oats, barley, and other gluten-containing foods should be avoided for six weeks to help control dermatitis. 2. Use a paste: Mix goldenseal root powder with vitamin E oil and mix in some honey until the mixture is a homogeneous, fluffy paste, and then apply it to the affected area to de-itch the itch as well as to promote recovery. 3.After cleaning the skin, use Ginseng Skin Cream: note that this product is for external use, not for internal use, and do not touch the mouth or eyes. 4.Avoid allergy-prone food: dairy products, sugar, white flour, fat, fried food, processed food, etc. are easy to cause skin allergy, so try to avoid such substances.