How to care for thin stratum corneum in winter? 4 tips to effectively protect fragile and sensitive skin

Today I will introduce to you the care methods for the thin stratum corneum in winter. If you are still not clear about it, please take the time to learn the skin care methods with me.

How to care for thin cuticle in winter?

As the weather continues to change, friends with thin cuticles have already felt the malice of the world. When going out, their skin is easily irritated and sensitive. If they do not protect their skin well at this time, it is easy to develop sensitive skin. So, how to protect the skin when the stratum corneum is thin in winter?

1. Hydration and Moisturizing: When the stratum corneum becomes thinner, its ability to retain moisture decreases, and the skin's moisture is easily lost, becoming dry and itchy. Therefore, hydration and moisturizing are very important points in protecting skin with a thin stratum corneum. You should choose skin care products that have both hydrating and moisturizing effects. In addition, because the thin stratum corneum is easily irritated, you should also choose mild, non-irritating skin care products that can be used by sensitive skin.

2. Reduce cleaning. The skin secretes less oil in winter. If you don’t wear makeup every day, people with thin stratum corneum don’t need to wash their face every day. Just wash your face a certain number of times a week. Although this method feels unhygienic, it can retain the skin’s oil and reduce the loss of moisture at the base of the skin. Friends who feel uncomfortable without washing their face can use clean water at an appropriate temperature to clean it every day, and use hydrating and moisturizing products in time to care for their skin.

3. Pay attention to keeping warm. People with thin stratum corneum will experience this situation in winter: it is very warm when you return to the room from outside, but this warmth will cause your face to quickly turn red and hot. This is because the sudden change in temperature stimulates the blood flow in the capillaries to accelerate. If the stratum corneum problem is serious over time, red blood streaks will form. Therefore, you should avoid sudden temperature changes that irritate the skin. You can choose to wear external warming methods such as masks and scarves.

4. Thicken the stratum corneum. A thin stratum corneum is easily irritated in winter and becomes more unstable when the seasons change. Therefore, if you want to fundamentally solve the skin problems caused by a thin stratum corneum, you must thicken the stratum corneum, restore normal stratum corneum metabolism, strengthen keratin cells and increase skin resistance.