My hands are broken from washing people's hair all day. What medicine should I use?

Some people like to take care of their hair very much in normal times, but people who often work in barber shops know that when washing other people's hair, their hands are exposed to various hair dyes and shampoos for a long time, which can cause corrosion on the surface of their hands and cause damage to their fingers. In this case, you must take good care of your hands.

How to do hand protection

How to do hand protection work method/steps

Wash your hands with warm water and mild soap. Water temperature that is too low or too high is not good for the skin of your hands, and mild soap will not irritate your hands.

Be sure to wear gloves when doing housework to avoid chemical agents harming your hands and causing problems such as dry skin.

Ultraviolet radiation and low outdoor temperatures can cause dry skin, so you also need to apply sunscreen on your hands.

Sixty to seventy percent of the human body is water. Dehydrated skin will become dry, and hands are no exception. Sufficient water, fresh fruits and vegetables are necessary conditions to ensure that the body is adequately hydrated.

Just like your face, your hands need to be exfoliated regularly, otherwise various nourishing creams will not be absorbed.

The hands of people who often operate computers in air-conditioned rooms are particularly prone to fatigue and dryness, and require careful care.

In winter, in addition to applying hand cream, you should also wear gloves to keep warm.

When you sit in front of the computer for a long time and need to rest your eyes, you can give your hands a massage to relieve the coldness and promote blood circulation.

After washing your hands every time, choose a hand cream containing glycerin and minerals to replenish moisture and nutrients to your hands.

In addition to care methods such as hand cream, massage, finger exercises, etc., we can also DIY hand masks ourselves, such as applying a mixture of honey and banana to hands, washing hands with yogurt, applying honey, white radish juice and pearl powder to hands, and massaging hands with warm olive oil.