Wearing brand-new clothes before washing them might lead to skin problems.
sees patients with allergic contact dermatitis ― a red, itchy rash caused by direct contact with a certain substance ― in her Miami-based practice, where warm weather and tight clothing are the norm year-round. She says sweating and the friction from tight-fitting clothing, such as workout gear, can contribute to the release of potentially irritating or allergy-producing dyes and chemicals into our skin. “They come off with water,” she said.
If you have a reaction to these chemicals, you might not see the signs right away. Shirazi says the symptoms are “usually a delayed reaction, so you don’t notice it the first day that you put the new clothes on. It generally appears days after exposure and can actually last for weeks.” “You may not be allergic the first time you wear it or the 10th time, but over time you will become sensitized,” Shirazi said.Luckily, cleaning your new duds isn’t a strenuous task and you can rely on the same tips your mom passed down.
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