Which method of dispelling acne may lead to disfigurement

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Acne, also known as acne, is common in daily life. There are many people who are worried because of acne. In order to "fight" with acne, beauty lovers have their own tricks. And in the process of acne, there are some inappropriate methods may make you worse and worse, then beauty can not be disfigured. In the end which acne method is not appropriate? Let's share with you.

Which method of dispelling acne may lead to disfigurement

Long acne to remember, do not often wash the face. Washing your face twice a day is enough. If you wash your face often, it will stimulate the secretion of sebaceous glands. Once the oil on the surface of the skin is washed, our sebaceous glands have to work overtime to carry out its natural protection function. In this way, the sebaceous glands will become more and more restless, more and more active, and the treatment will get worse and worse.

In acne, remember not to use scrub and astringent water. Because frosting cream and astringent water can excessively stimulate the epidermis of our skin, worsen the inflamed skin, and also intensify the secretion function of sebaceous glands, making the treatment worse. In addition, astringent water will shrink the pores and make the pores smaller.

Don't squeeze, pick and pick when removing acne. Because if you use your hands or tools to squeeze acne, it will not help. On the contrary, it will cause secondary infection due to the bacteria on your hands, or it will cause subcutaneous blood stasis due to excessive pressure, leaving scars that will disappear for a long time. In addition, the wound caused by pinching, after repeated stimulation and skin hyperplasia, will form a raised scar, making the skin condition worse.

matters needing attention

In the aspect of diet, eat less fried, fried, roasted, hot pot seafood, eat more rice, hot rice, eat less meals, do not use air conditioning in summer, sweat more, dress loosely, defecate regularly, soak your feet in hot water every night, sweat heavily in spring and summer, and sweat slightly in autumn and winter.