Does your skin itch more when you're wearing certain clothes? Maybe you've already changed your body wash. You bought the fragrance-free moisturiser. You stopped using heavily scented laundry detergent. You've become very good at reading skincare labels. But then you put on your favourite top and your neck starts itching. Or your waistband leaves a red, irritated line. Or you get into bed wearing a new pair of pyjamas and suddenly you're aware of every seam against your skin.

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