Side effects of Vitamin E cream
Disease description:
After applying vitamin E, my skin became red, swollen, and itchy. What are the side effects of vitamin E cream?
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Liu Wenmin
Vitamin E cream is primarily used for skin moisturizing, antioxidant effects, and promoting wound healing. For most people, using Vitamin E cream is safe, but like any skincare product, it may also cause some side effects, especially for individuals with sensitive skin.
1. Rash: Vitamin E cream is a commonly used topical medication, with vitamin E as its main ingredient. If a patient is allergic to any of its components, a rash may develop on the skin after application.
2. Excessive sebum production: Due to the oily components in Vitamin E cream, long-term or excessive use may increase skin oil production. This can lead to clogged pores, acne, and other issues, particularly for individuals with oily or combination skin.
3. Irritant dermatitis: Prolonged use or products with high concentrations may cause skin irritation, presenting as redness, pain, or a burning sensation.
4. Hyperpigmentation: Long-term or excessive use of Vitamin E cream may interact with ultraviolet light, leading to darkening of the skin tone and the appearance of melasma or other forms of pigmentation.
