Toilet paper like other consumer items in the supermarket are
household necessities we just can’t do away.
We need the roll in almost everything that we do inside the house but
most especially inside our comfort zone.
Some individuals are highly allergic to a few things and toilet paper is
no exception. Men and women both have
certain degree of pruritus or ‘itch’ in the local term. Much more with the itch and irritations on
babies and kid’s skin. So, how do you
choose toilet paper for sensitive skin
suited for household use which cannot irritate especially people with allergies
and sensitive skin? There are forums over the internet that deals specifically
with allergies and other skin conditions but hardly there are discussions on experiences or who have experienced having allergies on toilet paper or toilet paper for sensitive skin were discussed. Below are just a few insights on choosing the
ideal toilet paper especially for sensitive skin:
Read the label.
In every product being bought especially for home
consumption, reading product labels is a must.
The label should tell you the ingredients and additives as well as how
each products are made from. Reading the
product label can also tell you if its
Hypoallergenic or if it is suitable for sensitive skin like
those for babies.
Beware of marketing ploys and advertisement.
The most abused term of ‘made from 100% eco-friendly
materials’ is a marketing ploy to motivate buyers to buy more? But what really
is an eco-friendly material? It simply
mean the products are made from ingredients that are not harmful to
environment. But not necessarily not
harmful or fit for human use. So buyers
still has to dig on the content of the product itself by going into the
ingredients and process how the toilet paper was manufactured.
Colors and packaging are not related to suitability
of a tissue roll.
Packaging and colors does not add up to the usability of the
tissue paper. In some instances, the dyes
can be another allergen you need to avoid with.
Other misconceptions also are those perfumed or nicely printed
sheets. The ink, dyes and compounds used
may not be suitable especially for babies and other sensitive type skins.
Which type of allergen are you sensitive at?
As there are hundreds of potential allergens or things
particularly chemicals and compounds an individual can be allergic with. It is best to asked an expert, which in
This case will be your doctor. Doctors might be able to establish which
things are you allergic at.
Harmful compounds and chemicals.
Know the compounds and chemicals that are generally harmful
to any human.
If you are able to do some research, find out which additives
and compounds are most people allergic to?
It will be your initial gauge if the brand is new or is not the common
brand you used to buy. Chemicals like
nickel sulphate and nickel salts are generally carcinogenic and can irritate
the skin. Some tissue holder are made
and or brushed with nickel. This will add
up to your irritation if you touch or have your skin in contact with this
compound.
Stick to a certain reliable brand.
Over a period of time, we all have been used in using some
common brands. Through time, we’ve used them habitually and proved our stance
or tolerance over using them. Thus
before switching to another brand or type, try to do a research first for its
suitability to your use, if not maintain the usual your skin have become accustomed
to.