Why does stinging and redness occur when using skin care products?

Skin care products are commonly used beauty and skin care products in life. They play a very good role in maintaining women's beautiful appearance and preventing skin diseases. There are many types of skin care products on the market. Women will choose suitable skin care products according to their skin condition before using them. However, many women will experience skin stinging and redness after using selected skin care products, which lasts for a long time and may even cause skin pain for several days afterwards. Why does stinging and redness occur when using skin care products? Let’s take a look at the simple explanation below. I hope women can understand this aspect.

1. Generally, sensitive skin has a very thin stratum corneum, which will cause pain, redness, and bleeding when encountering stimulation, such as applying more irritating skin care products, being blown by cold wind, etc. This kind of skin needs to use skin care products specially designed for sensitive skin and take good care of it, otherwise it will gradually deteriorate and the skin will become more and more sensitive and difficult to care for. I recommend France's Avène, which is sold in most large pharmacies. It is a care product specially designed for sensitive skin.

2. Generally, the skin is exposed to greater external stimulation during season changes or when strong winds blow, and may feel stinging when applying skin care products. In this case, you need to replenish water plenty of time and switch to milder skin care products to nourish the skin. After the season change, the skin will naturally improve.

3. The skin care products you use are too irritating and the skin cannot accept it. A relatively high concentration of fruit acid will cause a stinging sensation when applied to any skin type. Some non-sensitive skin with a weaker texture will also feel pain when using alcohol-containing skin care products. At this time, you should replace the skin care products in time, such as using skin care products with reduced fruit acid concentration, or directly replace them with milder skin care products.

4. The product may have changed, such as deterioration, and is no longer suitable for skin contact. At this time, you should change the skin care products decisively and find out the reason. If it has not deteriorated, you can use it again when your skin is in better condition. If it has deteriorated, you should throw it away in time.