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A: YourTotalHealth suggests asking: Are my symptoms indicative of photosensitivity?; what may have triggered my photosensitivity?; is photosensitivity harmful to my health?; what are my treatment options and how effective are they?; do I need to make lifestyle changes?; how can I prevent the skin rashes caused by photosensitivity?; when will my symptoms subside?
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A: Yes, several foods are suspected of promoting photosensitivity, including: celery, parsley, parsnip leaves, carrot leaves, figs and citrus fruits.
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A: Sure, especially if your hair is short or layered. Styling products like wax or paste provide “hold and definition” while also offering protection “from the sun and chlorine,” writes Kovalovich.
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A: If your skin is so oily that even an oil-free product causes your complexion to feel sticky, evaluate your options. If it’s possible, try testing several sunscreens before you finally buy. Also, make sure to keep blotting papers with you at all times to absorb any excess oil. If you can’t find a formula that works and blotting papers aren’t that effective, consult a dermatologist for the best solution.
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