How to relieve chicken skin on the back

Many people have the problem of chicken skin, especially on the back, which is the area most prone to chicken skin. Anyone who has had chicken skin knows that this area is relatively dry and feels very rough. Therefore, everyone wants to solve the problem of chicken skin on the back in time. But how can we relieve the chicken skin on the back? This problem has caused a lot of trouble to everyone, and we will answer it for you below.

The chicken skin on the back is more prone to dryness, and there are more dead skin on the epidermis than normal skin. Therefore, chicken skin should be treated through proper exfoliation and continuous deep hydration of the area, which will alleviate the symptoms of chicken skin. Therefore, when taking a bath, often use some exfoliating shower gel or cleanser, which can not only "gently" remove excess cuticle, but also allow the chicken skin area to better absorb moisture. In addition, you can also choose to use steam when taking a bath. This can also better soften the skin in that area. After taking a shower, be sure to apply a deeply hydrating moisturizer to ensure the skin is moisturized.

It should be noted that it is necessary to correctly distinguish chicken skin from blackheads and acne to ensure the correctness of the care method and prevent the wrong care method from having the opposite care effect on the skin. In addition, do not use water with too high a temperature to clean the area where chicken skin grows, because this will not only fail to improve the current condition of the skin, but will also aggravate the skin problem. Friends who have chicken skin on their backs will feel itchy on half of their backs, especially when the temperature changes, or in the windy and dry seasons of spring and autumn. This feeling will be more obvious, so many people get into the habit of scratching it. However, once scratched, it will cause dermatitis, cysts and other problems. What's worse, it will also cause serious skin diseases such as ichthyosis. Therefore, when you encounter itching, you must be careful not to scratch.

Although the chicken skin on the back cannot be seen sometimes, it can be felt. Strictly speaking, chicken skin on the back poses certain risks to health, so everyone must use the above methods to alleviate it in time, and the effect is generally good. Finally, I hope that everyone can regularly remove the stratum corneum and dead skin of the skin in daily life, so as to prevent the occurrence of some skin diseases.