What are some tips for red and itchy face?

The skin is the largest part of the human body and it protects internal organs, discharges residual fluids and regulates body temperature. However, the nature of its external organs also determines that the skin is more susceptible to external stimuli, leading to bacterial infections, itching, rashes and other phenomena. The face is the most vulnerable area of ​​the human skin. Once itching occurs, it not only affects health but also has a great impact on appearance. So what are some tips for treating facial itching?

In winter, the air is dry, the skin is prone to dehydration, the metabolism is slow, and the secretion of skin glands and sweat glands is reduced. The skin is prone to become dry and cracked, and even obvious wrinkles appear around the eyes.

Once wrinkles appear on your face, you must pay special attention to maintenance and diet. Eat more vegetables and fruits, and use a highly water-based, moisturizing and anti-wrinkle lotion to moisturize dry skin in the morning and evening.

Also, drink enough water to keep your body hydrated. If you drink less than one or two liters of water a day, your face will look wrinkled due to lack of water.

1. Keep your skin moisturized, bathing is important

There are four taboos in bathing in winter: avoid bathing too frequently, avoid using too hot water, avoid rubbing too hard, and avoid using soap with too strong alkaline properties, as these can easily destroy the little sebum on the surface of the skin, making the skin drier and more prone to itching and cracking.

It is advisable to take a bath 1-2 times a week. After bathing, you can apply some licorice oil, body lotion, olive oil, etc. to keep the skin moisturized and prevent the skin surface from drying out and falling off.

2. Keep warm and protect your skin from frostbite

In winter, when the temperature is low, exposed skin, such as hands, is very susceptible to frostbite. Therefore, you should pay attention to keeping warm. You can wear a scarf, gloves, earmuffs, and cotton shoes to keep warm. You can also rub your hands and ears at any time, tiptoe and exercise when appropriate. Avoid wearing wet clothes, shoes and socks. At the same time, make sure to dry your hands and face after washing before going out.

Bathing time at night should not be too long, and the water temperature should be kept at around 39°C; do not rub excessively to avoid damaging the sebum film on the skin surface. Whether you are washing your face or taking a bath, you can choose neutral or weakly acidic cleansing products that do not contain chemical irritants such as fragrances and pigments.

After washing your face or taking a shower, apply skin care products or body lotion before your skin is completely dry to keep your skin hydrated and moisturized. Especially the skin on the limbs where there are fewer sebaceous glands should be strengthened.

3. Nourishing and moisturizing

In winter, your skin needs more moisturizing lotion to prevent wrinkles, dryness, allergies, peeling, etc. The nourishing moisturizing lotion containing rich nutrients can quickly penetrate into the inner layer of the skin, maintain the oil and moisture in the skin, and protect the skin's elasticity and tenderness.

Moisturizing lotions generally contain a variety of vitamins, proteins, amino acids, moisturizing factors, etc., and are also suitable for dry, dehydrated and sensitive skin. If you have dry skin and erythema, you can use fruit extract gel and apply it on your cheekbones or other sensitive parts of the face. This type of fruit extract gel has excellent therapeutic effects, can eliminate congestion, and cleanse and moisturize the skin.

If you drink less than one or two liters of water a day, your face will look wrinkled due to lack of water.