Lipstick Cheilitis

Zakon, Samuel J.

doi:10.1001/archderm.1947.01520100095013

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“…Photosensitization in lipstick cheilitis is not always a factor according to Zakon. 1 Only 4 of his 32 cases ( 12.5 per cent) experienced their first symptoms in the summer.…”

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Management and Treatment of Cosmetic Dermatitis

Tobias¹

1951

Postgraduate Medicine

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“…Photosensitization in lipstick cheilitis is not always a factor according to Zakon. 1 Only 4 of his 32 cases ( 12.5 per cent) experienced their first symptoms in the summer.…”

Section: Causes Of Cosmetic Dermatitismentioning

confidence: 94%

Management and Treatment of Cosmetic Dermatitis

Tobias¹

1951

Postgraduate Medicine

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Contact Dermatitis from Cinnamon

Kern¹

1960

Arch Dermatol

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Cheilitis Caused by Cinnamon (Cassia) Oil in Tooth Paste

Laubach¹

1953

JAMA

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Cheilitis and stomatitis are disorders commonly seen in clinical practice. Zakon, Goldberg, and Kahn 1 reported 32 cases of cheilitis due to lipstick (the commonest offenders in this group being the bromfluorescein dyes) and, in reviewing the literature, found many additional causative agents, including actinic or chemically active rays of sunlight, allergy to cold, carmine, aniline, and eosin dyes in lip rouge, trout, methyl heptane carbonate in the perfume of lipstick, dental plates (Hecolite), denture creams containing anise oil, mouth washes, cigarette holders, bromfluorescein dyes, mustache wax, amalgam fillings for teeth, oil of cloves, orange juice, tomato juice, hexylresorcinol, Italian reed, metal containers for lipstick, mango rinds, tincture of Krameria, sage tea, and strong artificial lights such as carbon arcs.

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Lipstick Cheilitis

Cited by 8 publications

References 8 publications

Management and Treatment of Cosmetic Dermatitis

Management and Treatment of Cosmetic Dermatitis

Contact Dermatitis from Cinnamon

Cheilitis Caused by Cinnamon (Cassia) Oil in Tooth Paste

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