Sponge, bath towel, steel ball

Sponge, bath towel, steel ball

Chief physician, Department of Dermatology and Sexology, Jinan People's Hospital

There is a sense of skin protection, do not want to cause harm to the skin, but do not know how to protect, how not to cause harm, which is now common in dermatology.

Knowing that bathing with a sponge, instead of a sponge towel, stainless steel spongewithout steel balls, shows that it is still protective to the skin, and the sponge is still relatively soft.

But don't forget, sponges also have friction, which is used to remove dust; Compared with steel balls, sponges do less harm to the skin, but they also rub the skin and cause harm to the skin; Friction is a kind of injury; For some adults with thick skin, this may be no problem, but for infants, sponges may be destructive enough.

Coupled with the cleansing effect of the body wash, the damage is even greater.

Similarly, wash your face with a facial cleanser that is mildly acidic or does not foam; wash your hair with a shampoo that is mildly acidic or does not foam; wash your hands with a hand sanitizer that is mildly acidic or does not foam; and wash your hands with a hand sanitizer that is mildly acidic or does not foam Do not wash your face, hair and hands with detergent, but to avoid alkaline detergent on the face, scalp and hand damage.

Experience tells us that the more foaming detergent, the cleaner the laundry, the more“Hot hand.”. Foam cleansers, shampoos, and hand sanitizers offer less protection for the face, scalp, and hands. The more ash you remove, the less sebum you retain, and the greater the potential damage to your skin.

Although one fifth of the 21st century has passed, there are still some old people who wash their hair and face with laundry detergent, soap, soap and sulphur soap, and some people use so-called handmade soap.

Even some hand sanitizers marked with baby will hurt your hands, especially those with bubbles, which means that your hands are drier after washing and more harmful.

A simple rule of thumb is that the less foam a cleaning product has, the less damage it does to the face, scalp, and hands.

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