What are the symptoms of dehydration on the face?

If the face is dehydrated, I will feel it strongly, for example, the skin will peel off, because the skin is relatively dry, so the facial skin feels particularly tight and uncomfortable, often causing the skin to appear dark yellow and have acne marks. At this time, the skin is easily sensitive and will lead to the formation of fat particles. The above phenomena all indicate that the face is dehydrated.

What are the symptoms of dehydration on the face?

1. Skin peeling

Skin peeling is the most common symptom of skin dehydration. The weather is relatively dry in autumn and winter, the air humidity is low, and the wind and sand are strong. The moisture on the skin surface evaporates quickly, so the skin feels dry; dryness promotes the accelerated metabolism of keratin on the skin surface, which manifests as dry, peeling, and tight skin. We often find that peeling of the body is quite common, especially in winter. When we take off our clothes, a layer of dandruff falls off on our calves. This means that the skin is severely dehydrated. Therefore, after taking a shower, we must apply moisturizer and lotion all over the body, drink plenty of water and eat fruits and vegetables to effectively replenish the lost water in the body. Promote metabolism in the body and nourish the skin.

2. Tight, dry and itchy skin

Dry, itchy and tight skin is caused by the fact that the water content of the skin's stratum corneum has dropped to 10%. Skin itching is also caused by dry skin. The most important thing is to replenish water first. Skin repair dressing experts say that you should apply a hydrating mask about three times a week. Before applying the mask, you can clean your face and apply some moisturizer to avoid sudden facial stinging. In addition to hydrating your face, you should drink plenty of water to replenish the water lost in your body.

3. Rough skin and enlarged pores

The main reason for rough skin is that excessive sebum secretion leads to enlarged pores. Enlarged pores are usually caused by hormone disorders, excessive stress, environmental pollution, and poor cleaning. In addition, as we age, our skin gradually loses its elasticity, and the lack of supporting structures around the hair follicles can easily make the pores appear larger. A skin environment that is oily on the outside and dry on the inside can also cause the pores to become larger.

4. Dark yellow skin with acne marks

Dark yellow skin is caused by pigmentation in the skin. Staying up late, not getting enough rest or having insufficient nutrition in diet can also cause dark yellow skin. People who often sit in front of computers will easily have dry and yellow skin. In addition, failure to protect the skin from the sun can also cause the skin to become dark and tanned. Girls with acne-prone skin need to pay attention. Acne marks left on the face after acne is actually a symptom of dehydrated skin. This is because dehydrated skin leads to an imbalance of water and oil in the skin. Dehydrated skin has poor metabolic function, so it is easy to leave ugly acne marks after the acne disappears.

5. Skin allergies and fat particles

There are many kinds of skin allergies, but the main cause of skin allergies is skin dehydration. When the skin is dehydrated, blockages in the skin cannot be eliminated, toxins accumulate under the skin and cause symptoms of skin allergies. Dehydrated skin will greatly reduce its ability to absorb skin care products. The skin cannot fully absorb the nutrients in the skin care products. The skin care products accumulate on the surface of the skin and form fat particles.