My face feels itchy after applying the mask

Nowadays, everyone loves beauty, and the pursuit of beauty is different. Boys and girls all hope that their skin can become very good, so they apply facial masks almost every day. However, although applying facial masks has benefits, you must also pay attention to the coping methods to make it more effective. Some people feel itchy on their faces after applying the mask, and they also have allergic symptoms. How about taking this kind of medicine?

The first point: You haven’t used a facial mask for a long time, so your skin is deeply dehydrated. Rehydrating your skin all at once will make your face uncomfortable, so the correct thing to do is to use it for a few more days to get used to it.

The second point: Because the skin is too dry, dryness and allergies appear after using the mask. The mask absorbs the moisture quickly and loses it quickly, without good hydration.

The third point: You have unhealthy skin and poor immunity. The absorption and metabolism rates are slower than normal skin, so the mask can only absorb half of the moisture. You need more water to replenish immunity. The mask application time should not exceed 15 minutes. You need to drink plenty of water to keep the skin full.

Fourth point: Improper use of facial masks. Everyone’s skin type is different and cannot be used in the same way. It is recommended to choose a facial mask that suits your skin type.

From this we can see that becoming beautiful is not an easy thing. Not only do you need to pay attention to maintenance, but you also need to choose products that are suitable for your skin.

Causes of itchy skin in winter

Every winter, many people will have itchy skin, especially older people are more prone to itchy skin. What is the reason for this? Under normal circumstances, our skin has a natural thin film composed of secretions from sebaceous glands and sweat glands to prevent the evaporation of skin moisture. However, in winter, the skin's blood vessels contract, the local blood supply decreases, the sebum and sweat glands secrete less, and a protective film cannot be formed, so the skin becomes dry and itchy easily.

The characteristic manifestations are: dryness, scaling, roughness, cracking, itching, redness, swelling and even skin breakage, scab formation and infection on the skin surface. Itchy skin symptoms in winter often occur in people with dry skin or dry skin diseases. The elderly are also prone to symptoms of itchy skin in winter because the activity of their sebaceous glands and sweat glands atrophies with age.

People often take wrong actions, which make skin itching worse. For example, some people take baths more frequently due to itchy skin, use too much soap and other cleaning products, scrub their skin vigorously, set the water temperature too high, and like to take baths, thinking that hotter water will relieve the itching and make them more comfortable. At first glance, the skin seems to be less itchy after taking a hot bath, but this is actually an illusion caused by hot water promoting blood circulation. After taking a hot bath, once it encounters cold air, the stratum corneum becomes rough and hard again, and it will become more itchy. In fact, doing so not only destroys the natural sebum layer on the surface of the skin, but also stimulates the basal layer of the stratum corneum.