Tips for treating skin allergies How to deeply solve skin allergy problems

Recently, many people have told me that their skin is thin, very sensitive, easily allergic, and has red blood streaks, but they dare not use skin care products containing chemical substances. So how can we solve this problem? I will bring you solutions below.

How we deeply solve skin allergy problems

Recently many friends have told me, "My skin is thin and very sensitive. It is prone to allergies and red blood streaks. I can't use any skin care products! Now I don't know what skin care products I can use. I have tried many kinds of skin care products and facial masks, but I get allergic reactions as soon as I use them! I dare not take care of my skin even if I want to!"

Because the girls have suffered so much "hurt", they dare not try good skin care products now.

Here I want to tell you that there is only one reason for these problems, that is, your skin's stratum corneum is getting thinner and the skin's natural protective layer is destroyed!

1. Which layer of the skin is the facial stratum corneum located in?

The stratum corneum is the outermost layer of the epidermis and is mainly composed of 10 to 20 layers of flat, dead cells without nuclei. When these cells fall off, the cells underneath, in the basal layer, are pushed up to form a new stratum corneum.

The stratum corneum is the body's natural barrier, which controls the metabolism and protection of the skin. In addition to its immune function, the stratum corneum is also very important in maintaining skin moisture and keeping the skin moist and not dry.

The facial stratum corneum is like a natural protective layer of the skin!

2. Reasons for thinning of facial stratum corneum:

The facial stratum corneum is like a natural protective layer of the skin. A thinner stratum corneum will reduce the skin's immunity. When the skin's immunity is reduced, slight stimuli such as ultraviolet rays, pollen, dust, etc. will cause skin allergies. In severe cases, the symptoms will worsen and recur for a long time. Most importantly, a thin stratum corneum can easily lead to red blood streaks.

3. The common causes of thin facial stratum corneum are as follows:

Reason 1. Many women have the habit of visiting beauty salons, where treatments are effective. The reason behind the remarkable effect is that beauty salons use a large number of products containing ingredients such as fruit acid hormones, or use a large number of exfoliating and scrubbing products for a long time, which are the reasons for the thin facial stratum corneum.

Reason 2. Many people want to quickly remove red blood streaks and choose to use some beauty equipment for treatment, such as laser, photorejuvenation and other equipment. Although these methods are fast, they violate the natural law of skin metabolism and seriously damage the stratum corneum, causing the facial stratum corneum to be thin, so rebound will occur after laser treatment of red blood streaks.

Reason 3. Due to skin allergies or other diseases, some external anti-allergic ointments are used, such as Piyanping, Pikangwang, Dexamethasone Cream, and Desonide Cream. Although these ointments can quickly relieve symptoms in a short period of time, most of these ointments contain hormones. Hormones can irritate the skin, and long-term use can also cause the facial stratum corneum to become thin.

When the stratum corneum becomes thinner, the skin's natural protective layer will be damaged, the skin's ability to resist external stimuli will be reduced, and skin problems such as allergies and red blood streaks will occur.

4. How to improve facial stratum corneum:

The treatment of facial stratum corneum requires a long period of persistence. Developing good living and eating habits is also very helpful for the treatment of thin stratum corneum.

Improvement 1. Patients with thin stratum corneum should not over-cleanse their skin and should not use cleansing products that contain too much soap. Excessive cleansing will cause a large loss of sebum that protects the stratum corneum, causing the skin to become dry and rough, the stratum corneum to become thinner, and the skin to become more fragile and sensitive. If you want to improve your thin stratum corneum, you must pay attention.

Improvement 2. To improve the thin stratum corneum, you need to use a mild, burden-free cream with a certain SPF, but the SPF should not be too high to protect the skin from the stimulation of ultraviolet rays. The sun protection factor can be adjusted according to the season.

Improvement 3. Calm and soothe the skin at any time. When the skin becomes red, hot, or dry, use a mineral spray suitable for skin with a thin stratum corneum to soothe and calm the skin. Improve the thin stratum corneum, but remember not to let water droplets stay on the skin for a long time, which will take away the moisture inside the skin. The spray only needs to stay on the skin for 30 seconds and then gently pat dry with a tissue.

Improvement 4. Quitting irritating foods and alcoholic beverages is very helpful in improving the thin stratum corneum. Irritating foods, including spicy foods or coffee drinks, can make the redness of the skin worse. At the same time, alcohol will dilate blood vessels throughout the body, including the capillaries in the skin. If your skin's barrier function is not healthy enough, it will become uncontrollably red and difficult to subside. Drinking excessive amounts of alcohol for a long time will eventually cause the fragile capillaries to rupture and be unable to recover.

5. What are the functions of the facial stratum corneum?

1. Protective effect of stratum corneum

In fact, the stratum corneum plays a very good protective role for human skin. It can be said to be a protective film for human skin. The stratum corneum is elastic, and together with the more elastic dermal fibrous tissue and subcutaneous fat tissue underneath, it can buffer external shocks and injuries, and play a protective role for subcutaneous blood vessels, nerves and other tissues.

2. Prevent the loss of nutrients in the body

General nutrients and electrolytes cannot pass through the stratum corneum of the skin and be lost. The semi-permeable membrane properties of the stratum corneum have a good barrier effect. An adult loses about 240-480 ml of water through the skin surface every day (that is, without visible sweating), but if the stratum corneum is removed, the water loss will increase by more than 10 times.

3. Skin with intact stratum corneum can prevent the invasion of microorganisms

The protective function against biological damage is manifested in many aspects. First, microorganisms with a diameter larger than a certain size cannot pass through the intact stratum corneum; second, the acidity of the skin surface is not conducive to the growth of parasitic bacteria; and the free fatty acids in the epidermal lipid membrane have an inhibitory effect on certain microorganisms such as fungi.

You should know that human skin can be roughly divided into three layers: epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous tissue; all skin care products work only in the epidermis. There are five layers of cells in the epidermis, which is less than one centimeter thin. The basal layer is at the bottom, which is full of living cells that will continue to grow and divide. As they slowly move upward, the cells will gradually become flat and lose water and nutrients until the outermost stratum corneum, which is a smooth but lifeless stratum corneum cell.

What is the skin barrier?

The skin's natural barrier refers to the "brick wall structure" composed of stratum corneum cells and "lipids" (mainly ceramides) and "natural moisturizing factors" between cells, with a "sebum film" (the main component is squalane) attached to its surface, which together form a natural skin barrier for the human body. If the skin barrier is damaged, it will trigger an immune response, manifesting as symptoms such as dryness, stinging, redness, and itching.