Review
What is New in Contact Allergy To Cosmetics for Physicians, Cosmetologists, and Cosmetic Users?
Thanisorn Sukakul, Cecilia Svedman
ReviewCurrent allergy and asthma reports2025
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Research Facts
What is New in Contact Allergy To Cosmetics for Physicians, Cosmetologists, and Cosmetic Users?
Thanisorn Sukakul, Cecilia Svedman
Review · Moderate · 2025 · Current allergy and asthma reports
Findings

Fragrances are still the #1 allergen in cosmetics, causing the most allergic reactions. While restrictions on preservatives like formaldehyde have helped reduce some problems, new allergens are popping up in sunscreens, hair dyes, and natural ingredients—and these are catching both consumers and doctors off guard.

Design: Review
Evidence: Moderate
Journal: Current allergy and asthma reports
Methodology

This is a 2025 review that analyzed existing research on cosmetic allergies, looking at which ingredients trigger reactions most often and how doctors currently diagnose and treat them.

Funded By

Funding not disclosed in abstract