How to clean the triangular area on the face

In our daily life, we often encounter the skin in the triangular area of ​​the face becoming greasy or dry and flaky. Especially in spring and autumn, the skin will easily become very bad. At the same time, the triangular area will also be prone to enlarged pores. During this period, the cleansing of the triangular area of ​​the face is more critical. You need to choose a milder facial cleanser, wash your face with warm water, and use some refreshing skin care products.

How to clean the oily triangle area:

Method 1: Reduce sebum secretion. When purchasing skin cleansing products, it is advisable to use mid- to high-end soaps or cleansing creams to thoroughly remove grease and dirt. Generally, wash your face three times a day. After washing with warm water, it is best to wipe your face with cold water to constrict the facial blood vessels and reduce sebum secretion.

Method 2: Apply a hot towel to your face. After washing your face, you can repeatedly apply warm towels to your face to open the pores and effectively remove oil.

Method 3: Choose refreshing skin care products. In the morning, after washing your face, use astringent lotion to adjust your skin, and then use refreshing nourishing milk to care for your skin; at night, after washing your face, you can use massage to remove dirt attached to the pores, then use cotton dipped in astringent lotion to pat your face, and finally apply nourishing honey to maintain your skin.

The danger triangle on the face

Danger triangle of face

The dangerous triangle of the face usually refers to the triangular area formed by the lines from the corners of the mouth to the root of the nose. Generally speaking, the area from the root of the nose to the two corners of the mouth is a recognized dangerous area. When inflammation occurs on the face, especially when there is infection in this triangular area, blood clots are likely to form in the facial veins, affecting the normal venous blood return, and flowing back to the superior ophthalmic vein, through the supraorbital vein to the cavernous sinuses on both sides of the sella turcica in the skull, spreading facial inflammation into the skull, causing serious complications of cavernous sinus suppuration and thrombophlebitis.

Phenomenon

The superficial veins of the face include the anterior facial vein and the superficial temporal vein. The valves of the anterior facial vein are poorly developed, few and weak, and not completely closed. Usually, under muscle contraction, the blood can flow retrogradely. When inflammation occurs on the face and flows back to the superior ophthalmic vein. Once complications occur, symptoms such as eyelid edema, laryngeal congestion, protrusion of the eyeball, limited abduction, ptosis and even visual impairment may usually appear. The inflammation may also spread to the eyes and surrounding tissues, and chills, fever, headaches, etc. may occur throughout the body. In severe cases, sepsis and toxemia may even occur, which is life-threatening. Remember, do not scratch, squeeze or pick at the pus spots in the dangerous triangle area of ​​the face, otherwise you will regret it.

Where is the dangerous triangle on the face?

The human body's dangerous triangle is in a triangular shape around the nose. Because there are many nerves around it, it can cause risks to various organs if you are not careful. That’s why it’s called the danger triangle. We all need to pay attention and not just do it casually.