Winter skin care tips: Learn these tips to make your skin easier in winter

There are many common skin problems in winter, such as frostbite on hands and dry skin. Let’s learn with me how to make your skin cope with the cold winter.

Winter skin care tips

The bigger your heart is, the bigger the stage is. Little fairies, the cold winter is here. The climate becomes very cold and dry in winter, which is more likely to slow down the body's metabolism. The secretion of sebaceous glands begins to decrease and the renewal time of skin surface cells is prolonged. If you do not pay attention to careful maintenance in the severe cold, your once bright skin will become dull and rough. Here are some common problems in winter.

About frostbite

cause

Chilblains are localized skin inflammation damage caused by cold and are prone to recurrence. People with higher skin moisture content are more likely to get frostbite. The cold weather in autumn and winter is the main cause of frostbite.

Performance

When itchy, red, and patchy lumps suddenly appear on your ears or hands, don't underestimate these symptoms! (Chilblains feel very cold to the touch and are mostly caused by impaired blood circulation in the extremities. They are prone to occur in the tip of the nose, cheekbones, ears, fingers and toes, etc.)

Processing

A wrong way to deal with frostbite: don't warm yourself by the fire!

Although warming yourself by a fire can dilate blood vessels in a short period of time, the contraction function of blood vessels is actually hindered, so a good blood circulation cannot be established. Therefore, you should not over-expose yourself to the fire when you have frostbite.

Specific gentle warming methods can be used, such as physical therapy:

Keep warm! Wear gloves on the affected area, thick shoes and socks, and ear protection and eye masks can also help if necessary! You can also use a warm water bag that gradually warms up.

Local massage and physical exercise are also necessary!

If the skin is not damaged, you can use compound polysulfate mucopolysaccharide ointment, capsaicin ointment, vitamin E ointment, etc. to promote the recovery of local circulation.

For those with ulcers that have already ruptured, mupirocin ointment or compound polyadhesive B ointment can be used to prevent and control infection.

Never use very hot water for washing, and be careful not to make your shoes and socks too tight; in addition, humidity, cold wind, malnutrition, anemia, lack of exercise, etc. can all induce and aggravate the condition.

Dry skin

cause

Dry skin is an extremely common natural phenomenon. As the temperature drops, the secretion of sebaceous glands decreases. At the same time, cold weather, wind and sand, and decreased humidity in the surrounding environment will cause the moisture in the skin to evaporate quickly. These are all environmental factors.

Some incorrect living habits in autumn and winter, such as continuing to use some summer skin care products, can also cause dry skin. The skin is oilier in summer, so usually some light and cool skin care products (gel, hydrating spray, emulsion and lotion, etc.) are used.

Therefore, summer skin care products cannot cope with the climate conditions in autumn and winter.

Solution

The skin becomes much drier in winter, and the oil-control facial cleansers used in summer are no longer suitable for dry skin in winter. In winter, try to choose a milder facial cleanser and reduce the number of times you use it. For extremely dry skin, try simply cleansing your face with warm water only.

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Then comes the work of moisturizing and nourishing the skin. You can apply some essence with good moisturizing function on the face, and then apply some moisturizing cream to achieve better moisturizing effect.