Is the white mud on the face keratin?

The white mud rubbed out on the face is keratin. When the stratum corneum of the skin is thick or the skin loses nutrition, a small amount of skin may fall off if you rub your face vigorously.

The stratum corneum of the skin also belongs to the skin cells, which is a kind of tissue that can continue to grow and regenerate. If you do not pay attention to skin care or your skin metabolism is relatively fast, the stratum corneum of the skin may become thicker and may even fall off. When you use warm water or facial cleanser to wash your face and rub it vigorously, white mud will appear on your face, which is also the result of the shedding of stratum corneum.

If white mud is rubbed out on the face, you need to go to the dermatology department of the hospital for examination in time to determine the extent of skin damage. If the skin stratum corneum is relatively thick and partial shedding occurs, it will not affect the health of the skin. You also need to use pure plant skin care products for face application, which can supplement the nutrients needed by the skin and reduce skin dryness.

If a large amount of white mud is rubbed out on the skin, or the skin on the face becomes red or feels burning, it means that the stratum corneum is severely damaged. The skin is also thin and prone to skin allergies. Timely examination is needed to determine the condition. You can use vitamin E or aloe vera gel under the guidance of a doctor. Both can supplement the nutrients needed by the skin, nourish skin cells, and make the skin smoother.