I'm allergic to wearing necklaces, not necessarily to wearing these materials, but the electroplated layer on the surface is at work. Jewelry made of electroplating solution containing nickel has a bright appearance, but the fly in the ointment is that nickel is a big problem that causes metal allergy. Many users have erythema, papules, etc. In contact with nickel-plated jewelry, there is obvious itching, and a few people with severe allergies can also have systemic skin allergies.

If the necklace is allergic, if it is not too serious, it should be washed with clear water, then some antipruritic ointment should be applied after cleaning, and at the same time, stop wearing it. If the itching is very severe and uncomfortable, then you should go to the hospital to check the allergen and carry out effective treatment.

Matters needing attention in wearing metal jewelry

In the process of wearing metal jewelry, the surface is easily covered by dust in the air, and the oil secreted by the skin will also adhere to the jewelry. If dust and oil stain are attached to metal jewelry for a long time, the jewelry will lose its luster due to oxidation, and dirt such as dust and oil stain attached to metal jewelry will be wiped irregularly.

If the metal jewelry is not cleaned in time during daily wear, and the surface of the jewelry is stained by dirt such as dust, grease, etc., you can add a mild detergent for cleaning the metal jewelry in warm water to dilute it, brush it with a soft toothbrush after dilution, then rinse the foam with clean warm water, and then immediately dry it with a clean cotton cloth to make the jewelry glow again.

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