Long-term use of unqualified shampoo can induce skin cancer

Shampoo, which is essential in our life, can help us clean ourselves, but if we use unqualified shampoo for a long time, it may induce skin cancer!

The occurrence of many skin diseases is related to abnormal pH value on the skin surface. Generally, the pH value on the skin surface is maintained at 4-6, and the pH value on the scalp is maintained at 4.5-5.5. When the skin or scalp encounters strong acid or strong alkali substances that exceed the buffering capacity, these substances will cause local skin or scalp irritation reactions, such as desquamation, itching, erythema, hair loss, etc.

Studies have found that without changing other skin factors, alkaline products will increase the pH value on the surface of the skin or scalp, thereby causing skin diseases such as eczema, allergic dermatitis, infectious diseases, and may even induce skin cancer.

The pH value of this type of substandard shampoo is alkaline, and the heavy metal content in substandard shampoo exceeds the standard. Long-term use will make it difficult for the body to excrete heavy metals, which will lead to poisoning reactions and, in severe cases, induce skin cancer. Using this substandard shampoo can easily destroy the acid-base balance of the scalp and hand skin, damage the epidermis, change the hair structure, and create conditions for the growth and reproduction of pathogenic microorganisms. When this stimulation exceeds its buffering capacity, it can cause skin cancer.

Special reminder: In daily life, you should be careful to use unidentified shampoos with Japanese, Korean and other "foreign" words. It is best to smell the shampoo before choosing it. Unqualified shampoo has a pungent smell, and it is difficult to rub out foam even if you pour a lot, and it feels sticky when rinsing.