What to do if your face is covered with bugs

Every woman wants to have a smooth face, but many people are troubled by small pimples on their faces, mistaking them for acne. They use a lot of acne removal products but the effect is minimal. In fact, these small bumps are most likely not acne, but mites. Mites exist in our pillows, quilts and other places that are in close contact with us. It’s scary to think about it. But why do they grow on the face? What should I do if my face is full of bugs?

1. Ordinary removal method: sulfur soap cleaning. Sulfur soap can kill bacteria and reduce inflammation. You can use sulfur soap to take a bath and wash your face to remove mites from your body, but do not use sulfur soap frequently. Do not use facial oil after washing your face with sulfur soap. Let your skin dry for a while, then wash your face with hot water (just enough to not feel hot). This will enlarge the pores on your face. You can then gently wash it with a facial cleanser and wash it every 2 days. Centralized cleaning and frequent cleaning will achieve certain results, but it is more troublesome. Wash seats, bedding, cotton fabrics and plush toys together; use a powerful vacuum cleaner with a vibrating mite-catching head to clean mattresses and sofas; ventilate the room as much as possible for more than 4 hours

   2. Place things that can be taken out to dry in the sun to kill bacteria and mites. For drug removal, Chinese medicine can be washed and soaked externally with rhubarb and gallnut lotion. The main ingredients are Cnidium monnieri, Galla chinensis, Kochia scoparia, and Rhubarb (very cheap and has no side effects). Western medicine sulfur powder, sulfur soap, and chlorpyrifos for external washing and soaking (cheaper, but sulfur will inhibit normal sebum secretion, making the skin dry and the hair dull, so it is not suitable for frequent use). In fact, the ingredients of most professional products on the market are similar. Amitraz Emulsion - originally developed for pigs and cattle, but can also be used on cats and dogs. This medicine has an irritating and unpleasant smell and has certain side effects. Improper use may cause poisoning. It's also very cheap. The folk remedy of coal tar is a very effective folk remedy. A coal tar lotion called "Ze Ta" can be purchased in major pharmacies. This medicine is originally used to treat seborrheic dermatitis and is more effective in removing scalp than any other shampoo. Injection removal method: If the condition is more serious and there is wound damage and infection, injection treatment should be chosen. Most veterinarians now use ivermectin or doramectin, which are similar drugs, but the latter is a newer generation.

2. Ivermectin is injected every three days, and doramectin is injected once a week. Prevention and treatment of mites: Frequent ventilation. Mites like humid, high temperature, cotton and linen fabrics and dusty environments. 20-25℃ and relative humidity of 65%-80% are very suitable for the development and reproduction of dust mites. Therefore, dryness and frequent ventilation are the best weapons to eliminate them. In order to completely prevent and control the harm of mites in the home, you must open the doors and windows frequently to ensure ventilation and light transmission. Especially when using air conditioning, you should pay more attention to indoor ventilation and air exchange. Dry your clothes frequently because mites are everywhere, especially on cotton and linen fabrics. So be sure to wash clothes regularly. You can wash bedding once every two weeks with hot water at about 50°C. Also, try to simplify the layout of the bedroom to facilitate dust removal. It is best not to lay carpets indoors, and do not place tapestries or other items that easily accumulate dust in the home.