Skin Reaction To Honey. HELP!
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Jan 2, 2013
Alli Rose G.
A lot of you on here have raved about using honey as a quick masque/skin hydrator. I've never been allergic to honey or bees. I tried it and my skin instantly got blotchy red and it itches! I put olive and coconut oil on right away because it usually soothes my skin. Anything I can do to fix this fast! It itches and burns badly.
Jan 2, 2013
G J.
Try putting cucumber slices on the affected areas. Make sure it's cold