How to treat the problem of no sweating on the face

Facial skin is very important, especially female friends all hope to have good skin. But when the weather is hot, it is normal to sweat frequently. There are also sweat glands on the face, and sweat occurs. But some people don’t sweat, and their skin feels dry and has no color. The lack of sweat on the face is probably a problem with the facial sweat glands and needs to be adjusted in time. How to treat the problem of sweating on face?

It may be due to clogged pores, which is usually caused by excessive sebum secretion. Excess sebum accumulates in the hair follicles, expanding the pores. Dust, dirt and oxidation in the air cause the hardened sebum to become clogged pores. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to skin cleansing and shrink pores. Here’s how:

1. Ice compress - wet a cotton pad with iced lotion and apply it on the face or areas with large pores to achieve a good astringent effect.

2. Cold compress with towel - Put a clean special small towel in the refrigerator. After washing your face, gently apply the ice towel on your face for a few seconds.

3. Use fruit to apply on your face - watermelon peel, lemon peel, etc. can be used to apply on your face. They have multiple functions such as tightening and softening pores, inhibiting oil secretion and whitening.

4. Wash your face with lemon juice - People with oily skin can add a few drops of lemon juice to the water when washing their face. In addition to tightening pores, it can also reduce the occurrence of acne and pimples.

5. Cotton pad + lotion - prepare a small bottle of oil-free lotion in advance and then put cotton pad on it. After an hour, spray the lotion on the cotton pad and gently wipe the oily parts. It is refreshing and effective for you with large pores.

6. Skin tightening with egg and olive oil - Beat an egg, add half a lemon juice and a little bit of coarse salt, stir thoroughly, then add olive oil to the egg juice and mix the two evenly. You can store this mask in the refrigerator on weekdays. Using it 1-2 times a week can make your skin firmer, improve enlarged pores, and promote smooth and delicate skin.

7. Chestnut peel for skin firming - Take the inner peel of chestnuts, mash it into powder, mix it evenly with honey, and apply it on the face to make it smooth and elastic.

【Kind tips】

Pay attention to how to maintain clear skin. Drink a glass of water (mineral water) as soon as you get up every morning. Human skin is very thin and easily dry, so you must first provide moisture to the skin. Start with a glass of water first thing in the morning and aim to drink at least eight glasses of water throughout the day! Some people rarely or never sweat on their faces, even when exercising. This is a sign of poor physical condition.

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There may be the following reasons why your face does not sweat: 1. Local excretion disorder. Second, it may be that other parts of the body sweat first. Even if the weather is very hot, the heat dissipated by the parts that sweat first is sufficient, so there is no need for the face to sweat to dissipate heat. 3. It may be caused by blocked sweat glands and pores. 4. Redness of the face is also a way to dissipate heat. Maybe your heat dissipation system is more inclined to vasodilation, and the secretion of sweat is not very obvious. Everyone's physique is different.

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Solution: Avoid spicy, irritating and greasy food. It is best not to use ice as it is not good for the microcirculation system and has a greater direct stimulation to the skin. It is best to stay in a more ventilated place for a while without being blown directly by strong winds to speed up the body's heat dissipation. The blood vessels will slowly return to their original state and the redness of the face will slowly fade. Drink more water and it is recommended to drink more sports drinks. If you exercise regularly and experience this condition, you must be careful. Finally, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination.