Side effects of Chinese medicine skin peeling

As we age, our skin elasticity will generally become worse and worse. If we don't pay attention to skin care, it is easy to cause many fine lines and wrinkles on our skin. Many people who love beauty have tried many methods to keep their skin smooth and delicate. Chinese medicine skin resurfacing is a very common method to improve the skin, but many people are worried about the occurrence of sequelae when using it.

Are there any side effects of Chinese medicine skin peeling?

Generally speaking, if you go to a regular professional hospital for Chinese medicine skin resurfacing, the side effects are usually very small and can be ignored.

9 Chinese Herbal Medicines for Beauty and Skin Care

1. Ginseng

It regulates the water and oil balance of the skin, prevents the skin from becoming dehydrated and dry and causing wrinkles. Ginseng active substances can inhibit the production of melanin, making the skin white, smooth and elastic.

2. Astragalus

Expand skin blood circulation, delay skin aging; supplement the human body with essential trace elements and improve skin nutrition.

3. Angelica

When it comes to beauty and health knowledge, angelica is definitely not to be ignored. It has the functions of enhancing the rosy radiance of the complexion, nourishing the skin, preventing skin roughness, and has therapeutic effects on treating acne, chloasma, freckles, darkening hair, and preventing hair loss.

4. Angelica dahurica

It has unique therapeutic effects in treating acne, blackheads, and blackheads, improving microcirculation, promoting skin metabolism, and delaying skin aging. In clinical practice, grinding appropriate amounts of Angelica dahurica, Poria cocos and Coix seed into fine powder and mixing it into a paste can be applied on the face to whiten and remove spots.

5. Licorice

Licorice extract is used in cosmetics to reduce allergic reactions of skin care products to the skin and eliminate and reduce the damage to the skin by toxic substances (such as acid, etc.).

6. Ganoderma

The trace elements of magnesium and zinc in Ganoderma lucidum have the effect of delaying aging. Its polysaccharide components can eliminate free radicals in the body, protect cells and delay aging. Ganoderma lucidum has a calming effect and has a significant therapeutic effect on the sallow complexion, mental fatigue and haggard appearance caused by neurasthenia.

7. Monk Fruit

Monk fruit is usually made into a decoction for internal use, which can be made into a light tea color and slightly sweet; for external use, the concentrated liquid can be taken. It can also be used for bathing to purify lipid peroxides in the blood and improve skin metabolism throughout the body. It has been reported that monk fruit can also be used to treat acne, obesity, rash and hair loss, which shows that monk fruit is also a beauty and fitness product.

8. Ligusticum chuanxiong

Ligusticum chuanxiong is pungent and warm in nature. It enters the liver, gallbladder, and pericardium meridians. It has a wide range of effects and is especially an important medicine for regulating menstruation in gynecology. Chuanxiong has a good regulating effect on the microcirculation system, and its water extract has a strong inhibitory effect on certain pathogenic skin fungi. Chuanxiong also has the effect of resisting vitamin E deficiency. In addition, Chuanxiong can inhibit the activity of tyrosinase, thereby playing a therapeutic role on dark spots, freckles, and age spots.

9. White aconite

White aconite is pungent, sweet, hot and poisonous in nature. It is often used to dispel wind and remove excess, dispel cold and resolve phlegm, and treat facial tinea, migraine, etc. In beauty and skin care, it can prevent facial skin diseases and guide other Chinese medicines to the face so that they can exert their medicinal effects. Grind up white aconite into powder and use it to wash your face before going to bed. Apply it on a piece of paper with white honey and stick it on the face. The melanin spots on the face will gradually fade away. Since White Aconitum is slightly poisonous and highly irritating, it must be mixed with other Chinese herbal powders. If you have sensitive skin, it is best not to use it. In addition, Baifuzi and Fuzi are two completely different traditional Chinese medicines.