What are the side effects of horse oil?

Horse oil is extremely rich in nutrients and has powerful effects if used properly. It can moisturize and nourish, reduce inflammation and relieve inflammation, resist oxidation, and whiten the skin. Judging from the ingredients of horse oil, it will not have any side effects on the human body, but the human body is different. If you already suffer from athlete's foot, dermatitis, hemorrhoids and other diseases, even if you use horse oil at the first time, it will not have the best effect. Some people will not have any effect at all, and may even aggravate the condition.

1. What are the functions of horse oil?

One of the effects and functions of horse oil: moisturizing and nourishing. Moisturizing and nourishing are common functions of cosmetics, especially when horse oil is used in cream products, moisturizing and nourishing is no problem at all.

The second effect and function of horse oil: anti-inflammatory and soothing. Linoleic acid has anti-inflammatory properties, and horse oil contains high levels of linoleic acid. As early as the 1980s, Kiyohara Yoshie of Japan reported the use of horse oil to treat atopic dermatitis, and believed that horse oil was best used in combination with other Chinese herbal medicines. In addition, you can apply horse oil after squeezing out the pus and blood from the acne to heal the wound as soon as possible without leaving any marks. The same goes for pustules.

The third claim of horse oil’s efficacy and function: anti-oxidation. Studies have shown that horse oil has antioxidant properties at certain concentrations. In fact, looking at the composition of horse oil, it contains unsaturated fatty acids and antioxidant ingredients such as VE and VC, so its antioxidant ability is unquestionable.

The fourth claim of the efficacy and function of horse oil: whitening. Since horse oil has antioxidant properties, there is still a little hope for whitening. Because horse oil has good penetration ability, it can promote the penetration and activity of whitening ingredients such as kojic acid, so it has a promoting effect on whitening.

Second, the side effects of horse oil

Judging from the ingredients of horse oil, its components are all natural extracts and should not cause any harm to the human body. However, from a clinical point of view, the side effects of horse oil do exist.

1. Horse oil is mainly made of horse oil, chamomile leaf extract, lavender flower extract, western rose flower extract, etc. From the perspective of ingredients, it will not cause any harm to the human body.

2. Due to the different physical conditions of each person, as well as various complex factors such as allergies and rejection, different people will experience different effects after using horse oil.

3. For example, patients with athlete's foot, dermatitis, and hemorrhoids may experience different results even if they use the same method and the same horse oil. Some people may be cured, some may not see any effect, and some may even experience aggravation of their condition.

4. If you use horse oil on damaged skin, be sure to seek medical advice to avoid worsening the affected area.