Can I use vinegar to wash my face if I have facial allergies? Why?

Vinegar is everywhere in our daily life. It is not only a seasoning in delicious food, but also a little helper in life. Vinegar also has a skin-beautifying effect. So can people with allergic skin use vinegar to wash their faces?

Can I use vinegar to wash my face if I have facial allergies?

No, allergic skin is very fragile, the stratum corneum and sebum membrane are severely damaged, and cannot resist external stimuli. Once stimulated by external stimuli, allergic symptoms such as red bumps, itching, fever, redness and swelling, peeling, small bumps, no itching, rash, blisters, scars, pain, acne, a little itching, extreme itching, tingling, flushing, red bloodshot, etc. will appear.

Expert advice:

1. Keep your skin clean, wash your face with cold water frequently, have a regular life, and get enough sleep.

2. Wear a hat or sun umbrella when going out to avoid excessive sun exposure, otherwise it will cause skin burns, erythema, blackening, peeling and other allergic phenomena.

3. Try not to wear makeup or heavy makeup; if skin allergies occur, stop using any cosmetics immediately and observe and care for your skin.

4. Do not stay in hot air to avoid excessive stimulation from dust and sweat; keep the skin absorbing sufficient moisture to avoid dry skin caused by summer heat, and do not stay in cold air.

5. The Yunrongji Zhencao Cream contains green plant ingredients, which is not only non-irritating to the skin, but also can replenish moisture and nutrients for the skin.