How to remove snake skin from legs

The appearance of snake skin on the legs is something that no one wants to encounter, especially female friends. They could have worn beautiful skirts in the hot summer, but because of the snake skin, they have to wrap themselves tightly. In fact, except for snake skin caused by pathological reasons such as ichthyosis, snake skin is normally caused by lack of water. Therefore, it is recommended that patients go to a regular hospital for examination and then receive symptomatic treatment.

What to do if there is snake skin on your legs

1. Western medicine treatment

Since patients are born with low vitamin A levels and metabolic abnormalities, they can be treated with large doses of oral vitamin A. However, you should pay attention to the dosage, because long-term use can cause bone decalcification, hair loss and other symptoms of poisoning, so you need to pay attention to observation during treatment. You can also use some topical medications specifically for snake skin (ichthyosis) to relieve symptoms of dry, flaking and cracked skin.

Use some topical medications specifically for snake skin (ichthyosis) to relieve dry skin

2. Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment

You can take some Chinese medicine internally to regulate your own metabolism and circulation and relieve skin symptoms; Chinese medicine external washing generally uses Chinese medicine for steaming, so that the medicine can enter the skin and, under the action of blood circulation, transported to various parts of the body; Chinese medicine external application can relieve skin symptoms on the surface and reduce scaling.

3. Skin Care Products

Using some skin care products can effectively improve dry skin and snake skin on the legs, and restore the skin to a smooth and fair state. Yu "Lin" Huo "Fu" Gel, formulated with Chinese herbal medicine, has a good moisturizing effect and has a good soothing effect on snake skin and fish scale skin.

4. Daily maintenance

The maintenance method is to moisturize the skin. Apply moisturizer after bathing and apply olive oil or glycerin before going to bed every night to relieve dry skin.

1. The bath water temperature should not be too high

When taking a bath, be careful not to keep the water temperature too high just to keep warm, especially in winter. Hot water will not only wash away too much oil from our body, but also accelerate the loss of moisture in our skin, causing the skin to become dry and itchy. Don't rub your skin vigorously with a bath towel every day, as this will also aggravate skin itching. You can choose a more moisturizing and long-lasting shower gel, which can better moisturize the skin.

2. Exfoliate regularly

Just as you need to exfoliate your face regularly, your body does, too. However, exfoliation should not be too frequent. Once a week is enough to remove dead skin cells, making the skin smoother and more conducive to the absorption of applied care products.

3. DIY Scrub

You can try to make your own scrub, because the ones you buy outside will inevitably contain some chemicals that will harm your skin. You can mix almond oil or other vegetable oil with salt or fine sugar. Apply the mixture on your skin, and your skin will become more moisturized. Especially apply it on the elbows, knees, and heels, where keratin is particularly prone to accumulation. After applying it, soak a towel in it and massage in circles. You will see the effect after a week.

4. Body milk is essential

After taking a shower, be sure to apply body lotion all over your body. The weather in winter is relatively dry and the temperature is low. In order to make the body lotion play the greatest effect, it is best to apply it when the body is mostly dry. This is more conducive to the absorption of moisture and nutrients, and can better lock in moisture, and the effect is more obvious.

5. Apply body care oil