6 ways to reduce red blood streaks

Red blood streaks are a big skin problem, so how do we get rid of them? Here I will bring you 6 ways to lighten the red blood streaks, let’s take a look.

6 ways to reduce redness

Red blood streaks are a symptom of sensitive facial skin. Capillary dilation causes red or purple flaky or filamentous skin to appear on the face, accompanied by slight burning and pain. The redness is especially noticeable in winter, and the face will become more red after exercise.

Today, Teacher Qiulian will teach you 6 ways to reduce and improve red bloodshot eyes and improve your red cheeks!

Tip 1: Exfoliation is a big taboo

Thin cuticle and cuticle damage are the main causes of skin sensitivity, so the first principle of skin care is to protect the cuticle from damage. Girls with erythema have very thin skin, so there is no need to exfoliate, especially in the cold winter. Be careful not to over-exfoliate when cleansing. Do not use soap-type lotions because the surfactants they contain are experts at breaking down keratin. It is best to use an emulsion or non-soap soap, which can adjust the pH to suit erythema skin.

Tip 2: Sun protection to prevent premature skin aging

The epidermis of sensitive red blood streak skin is thinner, lacks the ability to defend against ultraviolet rays, and is prone to aging. Therefore, you should pay attention to the use of sunscreen products. However, the ingredients of sunscreen are also one of the factors that cause irritation and sensitivity. Therefore, it is best not to apply it directly on the skin. It would be better to apply a layer of sunscreen after applying basic skin care products.

Tip 3: Moisturize thoroughly

The thin stratum corneum of erythematous skin often cannot retain enough moisture. In the dry climate of winter, girls with erythematous skin will feel the lack of water and dryness of the skin more keenly than ordinary people. Therefore, it is very important to strengthen moisturizing in daily care. In addition to using lotions and skin care products containing moisturizing ingredients, you should also apply a moisturizing facial mask regularly.

Tip 4: Don’t overdo your skincare

Modern cosmetics and skin care products emphasize high effectiveness, so their active ingredients must be able to penetrate the skin and act deep into the skin to produce high effects. For skin with red blood streaks, high concentration and high effect mean high risk and high sensitivity. In addition, skin with red blood streaks should not use products with too strong efficacy. Using non-therapeutic products that do not add burden to the skin is the best way to restore skin to health.

Tip 5: Stay away from allergic sources

Once the skin becomes dry, flaky or red, it means that the skin health is in danger. To make the skin recover as quickly as possible, the best way is to reduce irritation, avoid excessive exposure to wind and sun, stop using all current skin care products and cleansing products, and let the skin only come into contact with clean water. Use only warm water to clean your skin every day for a week, and then use low-sensitivity products. After the damage is reduced, the skin may recover on its own using its own self-healing ability.

Tip 6: Pay attention to your diet

Girls with red blood streaks on their skin can consume more milk, soy products, fresh vegetables and fruits to enhance skin resistance. Pay attention to enhancing the toughness and elasticity of blood vessel walls and improving microcirculation to fundamentally alleviate and improve skin redness and red blood streaks problems. Fish, shrimp, crab, etc. are very likely to cause skin allergies, so try to avoid eating them.

Irritants and allergens in some daily beauty cosmetics:

The long-term allergens in cosmetics mainly include: preservatives, formaldehyde releasers (such as QTN-15, diimidazole urea), parabens, MCI/MIMDGNIPBC, sorbate; fragrances; aniline in hair dyes; polymers (such as latex, some silicones, and PVC products); surfactants SLS, cocoamidopropyl betaine, Cocamide DEA, OPD; emulsifiers; antioxidants VE, BHA (butylated hydroxyanisole), BHT; certain active ingredients such as VB3, salicylic acid, VA and its acids, hydroxy acids; certain plant ingredients such as Peru balsam, turpentine, wood tar, podophyllum resin, Centella asiatica, propolis; special formulas (pH <4)4.

The main manifestation of cosmetic application discomfort is cosmetic contact dermatitis, which accounts for about 70-90% of cosmetic skin problems, of which irritant contact dermatitis accounts for about 70-80%, and the rest is allergic contact dermatitis.

The skin is not only an effective barrier to protect the human body, but also an important receptor for various stimuli. In the skin's intracellular communication, the three main cell types that respond to stimuli are keratinocytes, neurons, and mast cells, all of which express sensory receptors and neuropeptides that regulate the neuro-immune-skin system.

The mechanism of skin allergic reaction is that keratinocytes stimulate allergy by releasing various cytokines, such as TNF-α, IL1β and IL-8. Potential triggers, such as chemical, physical, mechanical and other external factors, irritate the skin, causing the latter to lower its tolerance threshold, thereby inducing inflammation, symptoms such as flushing, fever, edema, and neurosensory stimulation such as burning, tingling, itching and pain.