The skin under the eyes has papules like chicken skin that has been plucked

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A white rash, goose-like bumps under your eyes are a sign of changes in your face. White skin rashes under the eyes are usually caused by clogged pores, not dangerous to the body or general health, but they can affect the aesthetics of the face.

1. What causes white skin rashes under the eyes?

When white pimples under the eyes like goosebumps are plucked, you often feel anxious and insecure. However, most of them are benign and can have many causes such as:
Allergies Allergies can cause a wide range of skin symptoms. One of the common symptoms is a white skin rash, urticaria accompanied by itching and discomfort.
Some people develop a white skin rash after using products applied to the face that cause allergic symptoms.
In most cases of allergic rashes will go away on their own without treatment, however some very uncomfortable irritations may require treatment with allergy relievers. It is important to avoid factors that cause skin allergies.
Milia Milia are small, white bumps that appear on your skin. White pimples under the eyes are the most common spot on the skin.
Milia is caused by the accumulation of keratin in the skin pores. Keratin is a protein your body uses to produce hair. When the keratin causes the pores to clog on the face, small pimples can form with raised bumps like clean goosebumps.
Milia can affect anyone, but is more common in babies and children, adults can also develop this condition, but less often.
Although the cause of this keratin buildup is unknown, most milia clear up on their own without treatment. Some cases of inflamed acne may require a combination of medications to relieve symptoms.

Keratosis Folliculitis is a condition caused by the accumulation of dead skin inside the hair follicles, resulting in white spots on the eyes. In some cases, it can float on the arms, legs or buttocks. While it's not a serious condition, it can be uncomfortable, and the skin in this area is often dry, with white bumps resembling milia. Keratosis pilaris, like milia, usually goes away on its own over time, more commonly seen in children and young adults. Most disappear by the time they turn 30.

2. How to overcome white skin rash

The causes of the accumulation of keratin or dead skin cells are often unknown, so we cannot prevent this accumulation but only relieve discomfort, unclog pores and reduce irritation skin, improve symptoms of the disease.
A number of home remedies can be used to improve skin rashes such as:
Moisturizing Dry, dehydrated skin can lead to itching and irritation, but it can make skin rashes worse. Conditions such as keratosis pilaris or milia get worse. You should regularly use moisturizer or moisturizing measures with natural oils. In particular, it is recommended to apply moisturizer regularly in the dry season after bathing.
Warm bath A short warm bath can help open up your pores. Use exfoliating tools. However, you should not take a warm bath for too long because the loss of natural oils leads to dryness of the skin and increased irritation.
Humidifier Air that is too dry can strip the skin of its natural moisture. Humidifiers can be used to help keep the skin hydrated. This helps to prevent and limit white spots under the eyes.
Use rose water A study showed that the method of using rose water has anti-inflammatory, moisturizing and softening properties. Use by gently applying rose water to the affected skin.
Use some creams Cream helps to remove dead cells and tighten pores. Thereby preventing clogged hair follicles.
When using home remedies but not effective, even making your condition worse, you need the help of a dermatologist for intensive treatments.

3. How to prevent white eyes

Some measures can be used to prevent future white eye conditions such as:
Clean and exfoliate the skin regularly: Exfoliation helps maintain cell turnover in the skin. a healthy pace to prevent a build-up that can lead to papules on the skin. Use a night cream with vitamin A (retinol) and vitamin E ingredients: This method helps to regenerate skin cells and moisturize the skin around your eyes. If nodules appear, do not poke or invasively touch them. This can make them worse or cause an infection. A skin condition under the eyes that looks like goosebumps is usually benign and can have a variety of causes. To limit this situation you can do some home care measures.

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Reference source: healthline.com