Causes of red blood streaks and analysis of issues related to fighting against red blood streaks

In the cold winter, the skin becomes red like a peach, flushed, and even covered with red bloodshot. You may comfort yourself about your easily reddened and sensitive skin by saying: "Red skin is innate and an irreversible genetic problem." And then you indulge yourself and continue with the wrong skin care and lifestyle habits, making the redness worse?

1. Why is winter the best time to repair red blood streaks?

Symptoms of red blood streaks in the skin will worsen in winter, and if not treated in time, the skin problem will become more serious. First, the cold external environment slows down the body's metabolism, slows blood circulation, reduces the secretion of sweat glands and sebaceous glands, causes the loss of moisture on the skin surface, and increases the skin's sensitivity and fragility. Secondly, the cold wind will aggravate the constriction of blood vessels, while the indoor heating will stimulate the skin and cause the blood vessels to dilate instantly. Such sudden changes in temperature further stimulate vasodilation. In addition, the ultraviolet rays are not strong in winter, which creates good conditions for repairing red blood vessels.

2. What causes red blood streaks?

In addition to congenital facial capillary dilation, sensitive skin, excessive exfoliation caused by improper cosmetic skin resurfacing, capillary dilation caused by long-term local use of corticosteroids, and freezing in high altitude environments may all be causes of red blood streaks.

3. Why should we avoid overwork and staying up late?

When the body is in a tired state, the skin cells cannot get adequate care and rest, and the immunity is further reduced. Therefore, it is important to improve the skin's immunity. At the same time, pay attention to supplementing B vitamins and their derivatives to help strengthen the skin's immune system.