In recent years, irritation caused by tissue has increased. The charges are those with dispersed dyes that can easily penetrate our skin.

Why can some fabrics increase the risk of allergies?

Generally, the darker heads (black or blue) may contain traces of heavy metals such as nickel. It is good practice to always carefully wash new purchases before wearing them. You will notice that with the first washes the darker colors “unload”. In addition to clothing, you should also pay attention to sheets, tablecloths and towels

During the production process, from thedyeing of the fabrics to washing up to their finishing, the chemicals used remain on the garment that thus come into contact with our skin with the risk of increasing the percentage of tumors, trigger allergies, affect the hormonal and reproductive system.

Certain fibres such as synthetic fabrics (nylon, elastane, filanca, lycra, acrylic, polyamide, polyester, polypropylene) with which clothes, swimwear, tights, lingerie and underwear are made, can trigger allergic reactions, as they prevent perspiration. So sweat irritates the skin.

Synthetic tissues do not retain dye molecules, so they can discolour leaving chemical residues on the skin and causing allergies.