rash around lip/nose area
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MAke sure you are well hydrated also - drink a LOT, especially when vaping - overly dry skin can crack and become red too.
That's not good! I agree that you should try VG. It sounds like you're having an allergic reaction. I hope the VG works for you!
About 3-4 weeks after I started vaping I got this really large dry spot on one cheek by my nose all the way to my mouth. I took the advicce "drink more water" and used aloe on it and it went away in about 4 days or so it was very red and dry. I did not need to change my juice I just needed to hydrate more until my body got rid of the toxins from smoking. My body also needed to get used to vaping. I would say if you have it for more than a week and have been hydating inside and out and still have the problem see a dr.
Some people are allergic to PG ... try the VG and perhaps cutting your current supply with a little VG may help...
I have read of people breaking out with Acne after quitting smoking ... I have experienced some minor breakouts (even at my age) I also found that European green clay helps in detox.
Be careful to wash your hands if you get ejuice on them. I had to get used to never touching my face when working with chemicals and microbes. I found it surprising how often I do touch my face if I'm not thinking about it. Nicotine,flavoring, PG all might be irritating to the skin if you transfer it from your hands to your face.
No clue what flavor you're vaping, but I've read of people having pretty severe reactions to some of their juices, cinnamons in particular. Pure cinnamon oil can burn your skin, so I can see how it could be a problem if you're sensitive to it.
Interesting for me, not sure why but my mouth waters right as I am going to vape (weird), I smoked analogs for many years and never ran into that. Nothing really negative like an allergic reaction but wierd nonetheless.
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