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Direct contact with mold, irritants or allergens will cause inflammation of the skin called allergic contact dermatitis. The rash is a delayed allergic reaction that shows up one or two days after exposure to mold. The rash will vary from person to person and within the same person over time. The rash is uncomfortable, but not contagious.
