A sponge, a bath towel, and a steel ball

Physician in charge of the cutaneous venereal diseases department at Jinan City People's Hospital

The current dermatology situation is that there is a sense of skin protection, but people don't know how to protect their skin, how not to harm it.

Knowing how to use a sponge bath, cellulose sponge cloth manufacturers rather than a sponge towel, without a steel ball, indicates that there is still a sense of protection of the skin, sponge is still relatively soft.

But don't forget that sponges have friction and are designed to remove ash; Compared with the steel ball, the sponge has less damage to the skin, but it will also rub the skin and cause damage; Rubbing is an injury; sponges can be a nuisance for adults with thick skin, but they can be dangerous for infants and young children.

The damage is exacerbated by the cleansing effect of the body wash.

In the same way, wash your face with a facial cleanser, and use a weakly acidic, even non-foaming facial cleanser; Shampoo your hair with a weak acidic, or even foam-free shampoo; Wash your hands with hand sanitizer, wash your hands with weak acidic non-foaming hand sanitizer; Avoid alkaline detergents on your face, scalp and hands by using washing powder instead of washing powder.

As a result of more foaming washing powder, clothes are cleaned, but also more "burning hands." Foaming cleansers, shampoos, and hand sanitizers offer less protection to the face, scalp, and hands. As more ash is removed, less sebum is retained, so skin damage is more likely.

There are still some elderly people who wash their hair and face with laundry detergent, soap, soap, sulfur soap, and some people use so-called handmade soap despite the 21st century.

Some hand sanitizers that are labeled for babies also cause harm to their hands, especially bubble sanitizers that cause the hands to be drier after washing, which means that the damage is more severe.

The less foaming the cleaning product, the less damage it causes to the face, scalp, and hands.