What to do if your skin is thin and red

Red blood streaks are very common. For some people in the Northeast, it is easy to have red blood streaks on their faces. If there is such a problem, there are some good ways to improve it. However, when eliminating red blood streaks, you must choose the right method so that there will be no damage to the facial skin. When choosing, you can rest assured. What should I do if my skin is thin and I have red blood streaks?

Many women have thin skin which is easily scratched, so what should we do about thin skin and red blood streaks? The following is a detailed introduction so that we can have a good understanding of such problems and have good methods to improve them.

What to do if your skin is thin and red?

The most important thing in treating red blood streaks is to improve the elasticity of facial capillaries, restore the normal contraction and relaxation function of blood vessels, and reduce vascular permeability. Currently, the treatment methods for red blood streaks are mainly divided into living cell therapy, physical therapy, and chemotherapy. Live cell therapy is a new treatment method that has emerged in recent years. It has satisfactory results and is not prone to rebound, bringing new hope for the repair of red blood streaks in patients.

Prevention methods

1. Never use external products containing any irritating ingredients. Pay attention to preventing ultraviolet rays, fruit acids, and other factors from irritating the skin. Be sure to use familiar cosmetics, such as the Qingjie Red Blood Thread Cream. Every time you change to unfamiliar cosmetics, it will bring new risks.

2. Pay attention to physical protection of your face at ordinary times, such as carrying an umbrella when going out in summer and wearing a mask to keep warm in winter.

3. Keep your skin clean, wash your face with warm water frequently, and keep your skin absorbing sufficient moisture; do not use skin care products containing sensitive ingredients or irritants.

4. Eat more fruits and vegetables, avoid spicy foods, and try to avoid eating fish, shrimp, crab, seafood, beef, mutton, etc.

5. Avoid exposure to wind and sun to reduce the physical stimulation of the skin caused by harsh environment.

6. Avoid frequent exfoliation, which can easily damage the surface layer that protects the skin, making the epidermis thinner and allowing red blood cells to easily seep out, forming red blood streaks on the face.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of what to do with thin skin and red blood streaks. The above are all improvement methods, but we must pay attention that when there are red blood streaks, the facial skin must also be well protected, especially in terms of diet and sun protection, so that this problem can be improved.