How to get rid of chicken skin

Chicken skin is a skin disease that can appear on any part of the skin. In reality, there are many people suffering from chicken skin. Chicken skin feels very rough and seriously affects a person's appearance. Not only that, chicken skin can cause a lot of harm to the human body, so it is necessary to remove chicken skin as soon as possible. However, what are some ways to get rid of chicken skin?

Although chicken skin is a hereditary disease. However, the occurrence of keratosis pilaris is due to the abnormal proliferation of the patient's own keratin, which causes the pores to become clogged. Therefore, if the keratin near the hair follicles maintains a normal thickness, there will be no rough protrusions. At the same time, although keratinization is related to cuticles, it is not advisable to exfoliate excessively, especially in areas where the follicles are more severely keratinized, and it is not advisable to rub them too much, so as not to cause folliculitis.

You can choose some targeted products for treatment. Step 1: Soften cuticles and unclog hair follicle glands; Step 2: Repair hair follicles and promote normal hair growth; Step 3: Eliminate pigmentation and whiten skin; Step 4: Replenish skin nutrition and provide long-term protection for skin. If you want to completely eradicate the problem of keratosis pilaris on your skin, you must not be impatient and use some extreme products that are harmful to the skin. The consequence of doing so will often be counterproductive. And it brings many hidden problems to the skin.

Secondly, a dry environment and excessive cleansing that leads to moisture loss in the skin can cause chicken skin. Mild "chicken skin" symptoms can be effectively alleviated by keeping the skin moist. Therefore, moisturizing is especially important for patients with keratosis pilaris.

In addition, to prevent the recurrence of "chicken skin", you can change some small habits in your daily life to avoid irritating the skin and worsening the symptoms, so as to achieve the effect of preventing and alleviating the symptoms. For example, when taking a bath, the water temperature should not be too high, and it is more appropriate to maintain it at around 40℃; and exfoliate regularly, and do daily maintenance and moisturizing.

Chicken skin is a hereditary disease, and it is generally difficult to completely get rid of it. However, in real life, we can completely remove chicken skin by softening the cuticle and repairing the hair follicles, and the effect is still good. For patients with chicken skin, they must pay attention to skin care in their daily lives, which can also improve chicken skin.