Description

Propylene Glycol (PG) is a versatile ingredient commonly found in our cosmetics, toiletries, household detergents, medicines, foods, drinks, e-liquids and many other products. But increasing numbers of consumers are experiencing allergies and irritant sensitivities to PG, both through skin exposure, and sometimes through ingestion and inhalation.

This guide, the very first of its kind, aims to support patients with PG allergy or hypersensitivity, with key sections on where it is found, how to avoid it, how to read product labels, and how to find safe alternative products. It also covers:

* allergy symptoms, diagnosis and patch testing
* cosmetics and skincare products
* food and drink
* medicine and drugs
* managing symptoms and reactions
* improving and maintaining skin health
* emotional wellbeing

And much more besides — including a detailed Resources section.

Written by a specialist allergy writer, Living with Propylene Glycol Allergy aims to support those who have been diagnosed with PG sensitivity, and aims to provide them with the tools to successfully manage their condition.