What is Keratinosis Pilaris and How Can It Be Treated?

I don’t know if you have ever seen chicken skin in your life, which is what we often call chicken bumps. In fact, keratosis pilaris is “chicken skin”. So what should you pay attention to if you have keratosis pilaris?

What is keratosis pilaris?

Keratinosis pilaris, also known as keratinization pilaris, keratosis pilaris, and keratosis pilaris. The so-called keratinization pilaris, as the name suggests, is a disease caused by excessive keratinization around the pores; the patient's pores are clogged with keratin, so small red rashes appear on the rough pores.

Keratosis pilaris, also known as "chicken skin", is also a common skin disease. When choosing the best product to remove chicken skin, many people use keratosis pilaris soothing cream to remove chicken skin, which can achieve the purpose of cure. There are so many products for treating chicken skin on the market, how to choose? First of all, you should look at the ingredients of the product. It is best to choose plant extract essence. Although it is said that the effect of pure plant formula products in treating chicken skin is slower, the treatment effect is the best so far. No chemical agents are added, and there is no secondary damage to the skin. Among all the products for treating chicken skin, pure plant formula products are safe and effective and are also the first choice for chicken skin patients.

Usually, you should also pay more attention to the following points:

1. Don't scratch or pinch your hair. Excessive scratching can cause skin pigmentation, hair follicle inflammation and other symptoms.

2. "Chicken skin" is related to thickened cuticles, so gentle exfoliation is necessary. You can exfoliate once a month.

3. Chicken skin is a skin that lacks both water and oil. It is very important to moisturize the skin. You can use a body lotion with good moisturizing properties.

Having smooth skin is every girl's wish, but what should you do if you have chicken skin? When showing off your figure, you must not let chicken skin reduce your beauty! Today I will share with you a few ways to deal with chicken skin. Don't miss it if you love beauty!

Taking a Salt Bath

Salt has the function of disinfection and sterilization, and also has the function of oil control and exfoliation. Both table salt and bath salt can play a good effect on exfoliation. However, the editor still recommends that girls choose to use bath salt to exfoliate the skin, because the sodium in table salt will make the skin dry, which is not a good thing for people with "chicken skin".

Use dermatophyte cream

Skin rashes are a common skin problem currently. They are caused by abnormal keratinization metabolism. At this time, the keratin is very thick, and it usually becomes obvious from adolescence. When the climate is dry and cold, the keratin thickens, the skin rashes become more obvious, and the skin becomes drier. At this time, you should try to choose a milder product to improve it. "Fur Circle Soothing Cream" is very mild and is professional for removing skin rashes. It is recommended that you use it.

Nourish your skin with vitamin E

Vitamin E has a strong moisturizing effect. It can effectively moisturize the skin, prevent skin from drying out, and can also effectively treat "chicken skin".

Essential Oil Moisturizer

Essential oils have a good moisturizing and whitening effect on our skin, and they are also effective in dealing with "chicken skin". However, when dealing with "chicken skin", the editor recommends using fruit-based essential oils.

Controlling the water temperature in your shower

When taking a shower, don't let the water temperature be too high, because too hot water will wash away too much skin oil and evaporate skin moisture, which is a bad thing for people with "chicken skin". This will aggravate the dryness of the skin and increase the electrostatic effect of the skin on woolen clothes, which is more likely to cause skin discomfort and aggravate the vicious evolution of "chicken skin".

Let your skin breathe fully

The skin also needs to breathe. In addition to expelling water and absorbing water and nutrients, the pores on the skin also need to "breathe". If you wear too many clothes in a hot environment, it will be difficult for the pores of the skin to expel heat and excess water, making it difficult for the skin to "breathe", resulting in stickiness on the skin and clogged pores, which will cause "chicken skin" or aggravate the malignant evolution of "chicken skin".