Why does my face sting?

Stinging pain on the face is a common condition in people's daily lives. This condition has a great impact on people's daily lives and makes them feel very uncomfortable. There are many reasons that cause stinging on the face. It may be due to extreme dehydration of the skin or the stimulation of certain chemical components, etc. No matter which one it is, people need to understand it. The following is a detailed introduction to why the face hurts.

reason:

1. Skin dehydration

When the bottom layer of your skin is too dry, it is easy for the skin to be unable to adapt to products with high hydrating effects or too much moisture all at once, and the skin will use a stinging reaction to tell you that it "can't adapt all at once."

If all the hydrating products you use, including facial masks, toners, lotions, creams, etc., cause a tingling sensation, but after using them for a while, your skin becomes more moisturized and you no longer experience this tingling sensation, then the tingling sensation is because your face is really too dehydrated.

Solution: To moisturize, use a hydrating mask or spray.

Second, a certain ingredient stimulates

Some skin may not be adapted to certain ingredients in certain products, which may cause stinging. For example, sensitive skin will not adapt to alcohol and acids, and certain active ingredients and preservatives can also cause stinging on the face. Which one it is depends on which ingredient your skin is not adapted to.

If everything works fine when you use other products, but you feel a stinging sensation on your face as soon as you use skin care products containing irritating ingredients, and no matter how many moisturizing products you use, your face will hurt as soon as you use it, and no matter how long you use it, it will sting every time you use it, then it can only tell you that products containing these ingredients are not suitable for you.

Solution: Find out which ingredients your skin is intolerant to, and choose skin care products that do not contain these ingredients when purchasing.

3. Sensitivity caused by temperature difference

This sensitivity is not what we often call sensitive skin, but the skin reacts more violently to external stimuli, especially in summer. Many girls will apply iced facial mask directly on their faces when they go indoors due to the high temperature outside. It sounds cool, but the skin often feels stinging and redness after being strongly stimulated.

In winter, when you go from the cold outdoors to a very warm indoor room, especially when the heating is turned on in the north, the indoor temperature is dry and stuffy. The skin feels hot, causing the capillaries to dilate and the face to turn red. When you use skin care products, it is easy to feel stinging.

Solution: Try to avoid hot and cold.