Can I fast with red blood?

Everyone loves beauty. Perhaps everyone hopes to have a clean and white face. However, the reality is not as good as expected. It is indeed a problem that easily occurs on the face. Red bloodshot makes the face look very lifeless, so people want to take some measures to eliminate it. Skin fasting is an effective way to care for the skin, but can skin fasting be used to treat red blood streaks? Let me introduce it in detail below.

Red blood streaks can be treated by fasting.

What does muscle fasting mean?

"Skin fasting" is a term invented by a Japanese skin care expert. Skin fasting is also a popular skin care method in the Japanese beauty industry. The general meaning is that when your skin is in poor condition, blindly applying too many skin care products will not only be futile, but may also cause a burden. "Starve" your skin during special periods to give it proper rest, and then restart it after returning to zero. This will allow skin care products to be absorbed more smoothly, improve the efficiency of skin care, and allow skin care products to play a greater role. Not only will the effect be more obvious, but it will also save skin care expenses.

Note: The skin fasting skin care method is to reduce the use of skin care products, not to use nothing.

Why do you need to fast?

Let the skin be independent and develop self-healing ability

The skin has its own self-repairing ability and does not necessarily rely on skin care products to function properly. If you rely on too many exquisite skin care products for a long time, the skin's ability to adapt will deteriorate, and once it encounters changes in internal and external factors such as the body, environment, and temperature, problems will easily occur. Reducing the amount of skin care products at the right time can actually stimulate the skin's functioning and make it more stable.

Let you know your true skin type

In fact, many people are not clear about their skin type and don’t know whether they should hydrate or suppress oil. This is largely because the skin care products they use "mess with it", and the hydrating and regulating effects conceal the true condition of the skin itself. "Fasting" the skin is equivalent to reducing external interference, allowing the skin to return to its original state, making it easier to observe the skin's real needs and supplement with appropriate skin care products.