Phenoxyethanol does not cause significant damage to the skin when used in safe doses, but may cause adverse reactions if used in excess or by people who are allergic to it themselves. Low levels of phenoxyethanol can be used as a preservative in color cosmetics and skin care products, so it is added to sunscreens, creams, body lotions, shampoos, and perfumes. And compared to other preservatives, phenoxyethanol is relatively safe, so many pregnant women, infants and other products will also use phenoxyethanol as a preservative to use. But be sure to select the regular manufacturers of products, phenoxyethanol content does not exceed the standard. In addition to this, phenoxyethanol also has antibacterial effect, is a common surgical drug, can be used as a solution to assist in the treatment of skin wounds, burns, burns, etc.. Therefore, under normal circumstances, the use of products containing phenoxyethanol in accordance with the instructions for use will not cause harm to the skin. However, it should be noted that if the product contains too much phenoxyethanol or people with sensitive facial skin, the skin may appear red, hot, small blisters, flaking and other performance after use, as long as there is a serious allergic reaction to immediately stop using, and wash with a lot of water, and then promptly seek medical advice to apply drugs to relieve symptoms. Therefore, in order to avoid serious skin allergies, take a small amount of the product and apply it behind the ear before use, do a skin allergy test, and start using it again without discomfort.