Acquired Specific Hypersensitivity to Simple Chemicals

The Skin Clinic

“…The first report in this country was by Hellier (1937) who found that eosin was responsible. Sulzberger and Goodman (1938) emphasized that the condition was due to acquired hypersensivity and that this was mainly due to dyes and lakes. Peck (1939) reported lipstick dermatitis due to induced light sensitivity.…”

The Skin Clinic

“…The first report in this country was by Hellier (1937) who found that eosin was responsible. Sulzberger and Goodman (1938) emphasized that the condition was due to acquired hypersensivity and that this was mainly due to dyes and lakes. Peck (1939) reported lipstick dermatitis due to induced light sensitivity.…”

The Skin Clinic

“…The first report in this country was by Hellier (1937) who found that eosin was responsible. Sulzberger and Goodman (1938) emphasized that the condition was due to acquired hypersensivity and that this was mainly due to dyes and lakes. Peck (1939) reported lipstick dermatitis due to induced light sensitivity.…”

The Skin Clinic

“…The first report in this country was by Hellier (1937) who found that eosin was responsible. Sulzberger and Goodman (1938) emphasized that the condition was due to acquired hypersensivity and that this was mainly due to dyes and lakes. Peck (1939) reported lipstick dermatitis due to induced light sensitivity.…”