#mint allergy

So dermatological reactions can take hours, even days, to occur post exposure. Read that again.

Okay great! We're on the same page.

According to my brother, since my skin didn't immediately turn red or blister or swell up, I'm fine! I washed it off, but it was oil. On my skin. It was soaked in by the time I had a chance to wash. Which only take a couple minutes anyway, if you're confused.

So... it's been ≈ 30 minutes. I'll update this post with any changes.

Or even if you just believe it's a real allergy.

Can someone explain the difference between the various kinds of mint flavoring?

I am highly allergic to all of it and hated mint even before I developed my allergy, so I have no idea what the deal is.

Can someone please explain? Like, what makes one thing taste like spearmint while another is wintergreen?

Found this gem at Barnes and Nobles

As usual, the package doesn’t list the inactive ingredients, and the pharmacy doesn’t keep track of them.

*try*

This tastes like migraine triggers.

*find list of ingredients*

Migraine trigger, migraine trigger, migraine trigger, migraine trigger, migraine trigger...