Should I use shower gel every day in winter?

The weather in winter is relatively dry, but some friends are used to taking a bath every day. So do they need to use shower gel every day in winter?

Should I use shower gel every day in winter?

Not necessary to use every day. You don’t need to use shower gel every day when taking a bath in winter, because shower gel can cleanse the skin. If you use shower gel every day in winter, it will affect the secretion of skin oil and cause dry skin. So people with dry skin can use shower gel every other day, and it is best to choose a shower gel with a mild and moisturizing texture.

What to do if shower gel gets in your eyes

If shower gel splashes into your eyes, you should first rinse your eyes with plenty of clean water. Do not rub your eyes with your hands at this time to avoid damaging the corneal epithelium and causing pain. If the symptoms are severe, you need to go to the hospital for timely medical treatment. If shower gel splashes into the eyes, it can easily cause certain irritation to the eyes, resulting in symptoms such as congestion, redness, tearing and fear of light. In severe cases, there may be slight vision loss.

Is it serious if shower gel gets in your eyes?

It won't be too serious. Generally, the chemical ingredients and additives added to shower gels will not cause serious damage to the eyes. Although they may cause stinging, they can be washed off in time. However, a more serious situation is that the shower gel enters the eyes and causes redness and swelling of the eyes. In this case, you need to use saline solution to rinse the eyes to moisturize the eyeballs and relieve the redness and swelling of the eyes.

Will it feel like there is something foreign in your eyes if the shower gel gets into your eyes?

Usually not, but if you do, you need to see a doctor. Shower gel itself is a liquid substance. When it enters the eyes, it generally does not cause a foreign body sensation, but only has a relatively strong irritating effect. Therefore, if there is a foreign body sensation in the eyes, the conjunctiva of the eye may be damaged. If the foreign body sensation is not serious, it can generally recover on its own. However, if you feel unbearable, it is recommended to seek medical attention in time and recover under the doctor's examination and treatment.