Berloque Dermatitis - Information on Berloque Dermatitis

Berloque Dermatitis Information

Berloque Dermatitis is basically a skin disease typical to youth, but Berloque Dermatitis may occur to the people at any age. Berlock dermatitis is a type of photosensitization resulting in deep brown pigmentation on exposure to sunlight after application of bergamot oil and other essential oils in perfume.

We have provided you here all symptoms, causes and treatment methods of Berloque Dermatitis. Allergic contact dermatitis to a plant is not contagious and the blister fluid does not spread the rash. The rash appears between four hours and 10 days after exposure to the plant, depending on individual sensitivity and the amount of contact.

Causes of Berloque Dermatitis

The cause of the Berloque Dermatitis is unknown.

Symptoms of Berloque Dermatitis

Symptoms of Berloque Dermatitis include developing of a brownish to reddish discoloration of the neck and sometimes the arms due to applying perfume or cologne to the skin, sometimes the skin first turns red before changing to a brownish color.