How to thicken the facial stratum corneum?

The face is the first part we see and it is also the most important part, so we usually pay special attention to it and focus on maintenance. If the stratum corneum is too thin, various problems will arise, such as red blood streaks. At this time, you should take a rest and thicken the stratum corneum. When choosing skin care products, try to choose milder ones and don't use exfoliating products. Be sure to do a good job of sun protection when going out. It is best to use warm water to wash your face at ordinary times. Massage the facial skin frequently to promote blood circulation in the face and make the skin more elastic. If the stratum corneum is too thin, don't use facial cleanser too often. Just use it after removing makeup at night. In the morning, just use clean water to simply wash it.

Cuticle protection

1. The skin's cycle time is 28 days. During this time, the stratum corneum will naturally fall off with metabolism. If the old cells are not detached in time, they will accumulate into waste keratin.

2. Do not use facial cleanser frequently in a day, only use water suitable for your face, such as mineral water spray plus cotton pads, to further cleanse.

3. Try to use mild lotions. It is best not to use any cosmetics during this period, especially those containing heavy metals, to avoid pigmentation and toxins remaining on the epidermis as they can cause irritation.

4. Of course, do not use abrasive products when washing your face, because this will remove the stratum corneum.

5. If you have no allergic experience, you may try Chinese herbal products. Some of these cosmeceuticals have ingredients that can thicken the stratum corneum, so they are natural and have no side effects.

6. When the redness on the face is severe, you can use cold compress to reduce the heat and swelling of the face.

7. When traveling, remember to protect your skin by applying sunscreen and wearing a hat or umbrella.

Daily prevention of red blood streak skin:

1. Strengthen skin exercise, wash your face with warm water frequently to increase skin tolerance;

2. Try not to use cosmetics containing heavy metals to avoid pigmentation and toxins remaining on the epidermis;

3. Try not to do some laser beauty projects and do not damage the skin's stratum corneum;

4. Avoid using corticosteroid ointments for local skin allergies;

5. Open windows more often to ventilate and reduce skin irritation;

6. Massage your face regularly to promote blood flow and help enhance the elasticity of capillary walls;

7. Pay attention to moisturizing your skin and prevent it from drying out and peeling;

8. Avoid spicy food, tobacco, alcohol, etc.

Exfoliation Method

(1) Apply an appropriate amount of exfoliating product to your thoroughly cleansed face, and then use your fingertips to slide the product around your face in circular motions.

(2) Massage the oily T-zone, sides of the nose, and around the lips in particular to ensure that the areas where dirt easily accumulates are thoroughly cleaned.

(3) Rinse your face with plenty of clean water to remove all the dirt and dead skin cells on your face, revealing fair and radiant skin.

(4) Then use a cotton pad soaked in a large amount of lotion to gently pat your facial skin. This will make the skin texture more refined and the pores smaller and less visible.