Sunscreen is no exception.
Here are some to look for.
For the least irritating experience, steer clear of sunscreens that contain alcohol.
Many people have an inflammatory reaction to fragrance.
It provides up to 80 minutes of water-resistant coverage, and bears the NEAs Seal of Acceptance.
Cohen recommends this nongreasy cream for those with extremely sensitive skin.
After all, excessive sun exposure can lead to sunburn in anyone, including people with atopic dermatitis.
Sunburns compromise the skin barrier, which is already compromised in people with eczema, and can lead toflares.
Regularly using sunscreen can help prevent this from occurring, says Cohen.
More and more brands are offering high quality sun-protective clothing, butCoolibarspecializes in these products.
When looking for a sunscreen, choose a mineral-based sunscreen rather than a chemical-based one.
Additional reporting byCaitlin McCormack.
Jacquelyn Dosal, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist at Skin Associates of South Florida in Coral Gables.
She practices general, medical, cosmetic, and surgical dermatology.Dr.
She is a member of the voluntary faculty at the University of Miami.
Leah Groth is a Philadelphia-based writer and editor specializing in health, wellness, and lifestyle.
