There are many small red spots on the buttocks

As summer approaches quietly, our bodies are prone to sweating, and even many private parts are easily troubled by some skin diseases, which are the most sensitive parts of people. However, many people are at a loss because of the small red spots on their buttocks. This symptom is called chicken skin. It can be slowly cured by essential oil massage. This is keratosis pilaris.

There are many small red spots on the buttocks

Girls with chicken skin must have this confusion: why do they have chicken skin on their bodies? Why don’t others have it? If your parents have chicken skin, then your chicken skin is inherited, which is also a big part of the reason. If it is not hereditary, it may be caused by vitamin deficiency, abnormal fat metabolism, dehydration, or environmental factors. The good news is that no matter which of the above factors causes chicken skin, there is a way to remove it.

Chicken skin, also known as keratosis pilaris, is a physical condition caused by genes. People with this physical condition will have thickened keratin around the hair follicles, causing the hair follicle openings to be blocked by the excessive keratin, forming small bumps and dots. Chicken skin often occurs on the outer side of the upper arms and thighs, and sometimes on the back and even the face. It is a hereditary disease that usually occurs in adolescence and gradually improves with age.

When choosing products, you can choose pure plant essence Chusu. Chusu pure plant hair repair essence does not contain hormones and chemical ingredients that are harmful to the human body. It is easy to use. You only need to apply it on the chicken skin to soften the cuticle, clean the pores, shrink the pores, promote the normal growth of hair, and repair the damaged skin from the inside out. It is particularly effective in removing chicken skin.

In addition to using chicken skin products, daily skin care is also required

For patients with chicken skin, eating more foods high in vitamin A is very helpful in relieving the symptoms of chicken skin. Foods high in vitamin A include spinach, sweet potatoes, carrots, tomatoes, cabbage, pea sprouts, pumpkins, animal liver, milk and dairy products, and eggs. In addition, taking vitamin A products directly can help relieve the symptoms of chicken skin.