How to repair the stratum corneum and sebum? I'm here to save you in this season of red blood streaks

Everyone loves the fair and rosy skin, but people avoid the two patches of plateau red. Sunscreen is useless. I get allergic reactions easily. In serious cases, even a mild lotion will cause irritation. It is not easy to eliminate these annoying red blood streaks. If left unattended, the skin condition will get worse. What should we do?

What are red blood streaks?

Simply put, the blood vessels under the epidermis dilate and appear on the epidermis. This type of skin is generally thin and sensitive. If you don't pay enough attention, the skin barrier can easily be permanently damaged and turn into allergic skin. Of course, not all red blood streaks are caused by thin skin. Objective conditions such as family heredity, plateau environment, etc. can also cause red blood streaks, which are not easy to improve.

Skin damage caused by wind and sun, local inflammation caused by strong acid peels, and red blood streaks caused by vasoconstriction caused by some drugs can all be avoided and taken care of. In general, it is important to protect against wind and sun, and at the same time pay attention to repairing the skin barrier, avoid excessive exfoliation, maintain the skin's water and oil balance, and repair and enhance the skin's self-healing ability. This is a good way to cure the problem.

How to repair the stratum corneum and rebuild the skin barrier

1. Reduce the frequency of exfoliation

Thin stratum corneum and stratum corneum damage are the main causes of sensitivity and red blood streaks, so the first principle of maintenance is to protect the stratum corneum from damage.

Stay away from abrasive products and avoid exfoliation, acid scrubbing and other operations. Stay away from hot compresses to reduce the irritation to the skin caused by alternating hot and cold temperatures. Try to wear less makeup, because the process of removing makeup will make your already thin skin even thinner. When using toner, try to pat it on gently instead of wiping it with a cotton pad.

2. Strengthen protection

Sensitive skin has a thin stratum corneum, lacks the ability to protect against ultraviolet rays, and is prone to aging. Therefore, daily sun protection should be done adequately but care should be taken when choosing and applying sunscreen. When choosing a physical sunscreen, it is best not to apply it directly on the skin. It is better to apply a layer of sunscreen after applying basic skin care products. In addition, parasols and sun-protective clothing are also a very good combination.

3. Fully moisturize

The stratum corneum of sensitive skin is usually thin, so it cannot retain enough moisture very stably. Whether it is an air-conditioned room in the summer or a dry climate in the winter, people with this skin type will feel the dehydration and dryness of the skin more keenly than ordinary people, so it is very important to strengthen moisturizing in daily care.

4. Reduce stimulation

Once dryness, flaking or redness occurs, it means that the health of the skin has sounded the alarm. The best way to make the skin recover as quickly as possible is to reduce irritation, not wear makeup, avoid excessive exposure to wind and rain, do not eat irritating foods, stop using all current skin care products and cleansing products, and let the skin only come into contact with clean water. Stay away from skin care products containing fragrances, alcohol, preservatives, and pigments; skin that is prone to redness or red blood streaks should avoid niacinamide, which is a commonly used ingredient for whitening, acne removal, and anti-aging. Your sensitive skin is not irritated or allergic on a daily basis, so be thankful. Don’t try to whiten your skin!