The controversy surrounding Rom&nd's recurring cheilitis symptoms: How far can treatment and prevention go?

There's a lot of talk in the community these days about cheilitis symptoms, right?

In particular, the atmosphere is getting ominous as posts from people who have used Rom&nd's 'The Juicy Lasting Tint' and have turned their lips inside out continue to appear.

 

 

It's not just dryness that can be overlooked, but the lips become red, swollen, and dead skin cells explode, and in severe cases, even blisters...

Rom&nd released a statement saying they had nothing to do with it! 🤔🤔

So, I think what everyone is wondering is, what on earth is this and how do we manage it?

 

What is cheilitis?

 

Simply put, it is inflammation that occurs on the lips.

Lips are originally thin and have no sebaceous glands, so they are very vulnerable to external stimuli.

 

 

So, even things that seem trivial, like dry weather, UV rays, food, and even cosmetic ingredients, cause an immediate reaction.

Like this Rom&nd controversy Cosmetic ingredients Contact dermatitis caused by this is a representative case.

 

especially Denatured alcohol, preservative ingredients The same thing can be immediately triggering for sensitive people.

 

Early symptoms of cheilitis

 

Usually Dry, flaky lips It starts from.

Then it turns red, cracks, and becomes itchy and painful.

In severe cases, blisters or bleeding may occur.

 

 

If you look at the reviews posted in the community, “It gets better when I stop using the product, but it goes back to normal as soon as I start using it again.” There was a lot of talk about this. In cases like this, it should be viewed as a repeated stimulus, not just a simple reaction.

 

Causes of cheilitis

 

There are two main causes.

 

• External factors: weather, UV rays, lip balm/tint ingredients, overuse of cheilitis ointment, etc.

• Internal factors: weakened immunity, atopy, malnutrition

 

Especially this Rom&nd case Denatured alcohol, phenoxyethanol There was a lot of talk about the ingredients and the pigments being a concern.

Of course, the company said that there was no problem with the pigment itself, but consumers still have doubts.

 

 

Cheilitis treatment

 

• In mild cases → It will get better just by applying a non-irritating moisturizing lip balm.

• In severe cases → It is safe to go to a dermatologist and get a prescription for steroid ointment or antihistamine.

 

The key is to eliminate the cause. If the problem persists every time you use the same product, simply cutting it off is the answer.

 

 

Prevention of cheilitis

 

- Use a lip balm with simple ingredients and no fragrance or colorants.

- Use products with UV protection

- Check the ingredient list carefully

 

In particular, it is best to avoid any ingredients that have caused you trouble even once.

There are many cases where you just keep thinking, “It’ll get better,” and things get worse.

These days, everyone captures the ingredient list and shares it, but we really need to develop this habit.

 

Recommended hospital for cheilitis

 

✅Doesn't get better for more than a week or gets worse → dermatology Go right now.

 

✅It happens repeatedly → University hospital oral medicine or dermatology department It is definitely worth getting tested at .

 

✅If you endure it with self-treatment and it becomes chronic, it will last longer.

 

 

conclusion

 

Cheilitis symptoms are different from just dry lips.

When repeated, it really has a huge impact on the quality of life.

 

As with the recent Rom&nd controversy, there are cases where certain products can be triggers, so consumers have no choice but to be more cautious.

 

The key to treatment and prevention is ultimately to eliminate the cause!

 

The most reliable way is to choose safe ingredients and maintain consistent management habits.

Lip health may seem trivial, but it affects your overall life, so I hope everyone checks it at least once. 👄

 

 

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