What should I use to bathe my dry skin?

In our daily lives, we are always troubled by one disease or another and problems, which makes us feel very upset and painful. Dry skin is one of them. Dry skin can cause a series of skin problems. Some people's skin is dehydrated, which leads to various types of acne and spots on their bodies, and some even grow on their faces, seriously affecting our self-image. So what's the best way to shower with dry skin?

Shower gel is designed specifically for bathing and should not be harmful if used for a long time.

However, bath liquid is a chemical synthetic detergent, with surfactants accounting for 15%-35%. Some detergent aids are also added, including phosphates, sodium carbonate, flavors, enzymes and other ingredients, as well as foam boosters, foam stabilizers, thickeners, integrators, etc. Compared with soap, bath gel has weaker degreasing power, but some people are also allergic to some of the additives in it.

You should try to choose bath gel made from natural, non-irritating and relatively mild materials. High-quality bath gel has rich and stable foam, is mild in nature, does not irritate the skin and eyes, has sufficient cleansing ability, and does not dry the skin after bathing. It is very popular among young people.

Most bath gels are alkaline, while human skin is neutral to acidic. Using some bath products appropriately when taking a bath can remove oil and dandruff on the skin, making you feel refreshed and comfortable.

However, bath products also take away normal sebum while removing dirt, which can make the skin dry, tight, and even itchy all over. The skin itself has the function of neutralizing acids and alkalis. A small amount of alkaline toiletries will not cause harm to the human body. The temporary discomfort after bathing will disappear after a while.

However, if you bathe too frequently or use alkaline bath products for a long time, it will damage the skin's stratum corneum and accelerate the evaporation of water in the cells. In addition to making the skin dry and itchy, in severe cases it can also cause excessive keratinization of the hair follicles. Therefore, if your skin is not too oily, it is best to choose a neutral bath gel. Bath products with too strong alkalinity will irritate the skin and cause allergic skin diseases. During use, you should try to minimize the time that bath gel and soap stay on your body and rinse off the foam as soon as possible.

After reading the above introduction about what is the best way to bathe your dry skin, I think everyone should have some understanding. It is good to use shower gel to take a bath when your skin is dry, but we must also be clear about the type of shower gel and choose a natural, harmless and mild shower gel. Never abuse it blindly to avoid causing unnecessary harm to our body.