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Many women want to have a smooth and fair skin, but often the result goes against their wishes. We will have some problems on our faces to a greater or lesser extent, such as closed comedones and red blood streaks. The appearance of closed comedones and red blood streaks will cause the face to be uneven and the face to be too flushed, which looks particularly ugly. So what should we do if we have closed comedones and red blood streaks on our faces? Let’s learn about it with the editor today.

There are many reasons for closed comedones. Irregular work and rest, endocrine disorders, water and oil imbalance, and inadequate cleaning are all important reasons for closed comedones. Everyone's condition is different. Here we summarize several common reasons for closed comedones and their countermeasures.

Simply using cosmetics to remove red blood streaks can only treat the symptoms but not the root cause. Traditional Chinese medicine removes red blood streaks by targeting the mechanism of red blood streak formation. It penetrates the skin and is preferentially absorbed by the pigment clusters in the tissue and the blood vessels. It regulates the inside and protects the outside, treating both the symptoms and the root causes to achieve the triple effects of skin treatment, skin care, and skin beautification! Without destroying normal skin, it coagulates blood vessels, destroys and decomposes pigment clusters and pigment cells, and achieves the effect of treating capillary dilation, facial flushing and rosacea.

Due to the imbalance of water and oil, oily skin is generally doomed to have closed comedones. Excessive oil secretion is most likely to cause pores to become clogged, thus forming closed comedones. And it can also cause closed comedones on extremely dehydrated skin. Dry skin slows down skin metabolism, and the long-term accumulation of waste can also cause closed comedones. Therefore, it is necessary to effectively control the water and oil balance of the skin. If it is dry, add more water; if there is too much oil, pay attention to oil control.

If the cleansing is not in place, makeup removal is very important. If the residual makeup is not removed in time and remains on the face, it will cause pores to be clogged in the long run. However, many people still get closed comedones even though they remove their makeup every day. This may be because they do not choose the right makeup remover products or use the wrong makeup removal method. For example, if the makeup remover oil is not completely emulsified, it is directly rinsed off. This will also result in unclean makeup removal, thus causing closed comedones.

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Improper selection of skin care products. Many cream products are great saviors for hydrating and moisturizing dry skin, but many of their ingredients are not easily absorbed and can easily clog pores when applied on the face. Sunscreen and foundation products are too stuffy, and many closed pores may be caused by them. It is not suitable for oily skin to use skin care products with a sticky texture. You should choose more refreshing skin care products and choose products that suit you according to your skin type.

If the stratum corneum is too thick, it is easy to form stratum corneum blockage. The main reason for a thick stratum corneum is not paying attention to sun protection and ultraviolet radiation. In order to protect the skin from damage, the stratum corneum becomes thicker. In addition, ultraviolet rays will accelerate the drying of the skin, so sun protection work must not be slack. Excessive friction can also cause the stratum corneum to accumulate and thicken, such as touching the face for a long time, rubbing the face vigorously with a towel when washing, etc. This situation must be avoided.

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Endocrine disorders and an increase in androgen will disrupt the balance between androgen and estrogen, causing the keratin to thicken faster. In this case, it is best to seek medical attention in time and adjust your body, and the situation will improve greatly.