【Laiwo Medical ：Knowledge Sharing】Why does the skin always have "little emotions" during summer
Publish Date： 2024/6/11
? ? ? ?In the scorching summer heat, the scorching sun is like fire. In addition to feeling the warm atmosphere of summer, the skin is also facing a considerable test. High temperature, sweat, UV rays, and some habits of daily life can all invisibly cause the skin to experience "small emotions"!
High temperature in summer
? ? ? ?In hot weather, sweat evaporation accelerates and oil secretion increases, which not only leads to skin dehydration but also causes pore blockage. As a result, the skin becomes dry, rough, lacking elasticity, with enlarged pores, and even frequent acne. Over the long term, the skin's water oil balance may be disrupted.
Strong ultraviolet radiation in summer
? ? ? ?Summer sunshine is strong, and ultraviolet radiation is enhanced. Prolonged exposure to ultraviolet radiation can make the skin dry, rough, and even lead to problems such as sunburn and pigmentation. UVA and UVB in ultraviolet radiation may damage the skin, causing redness, itching, peeling, roughness, and blackening.
Summer diet and lifestyle habits
? ? ? ?Hotpot, barbecue, and crayfish are a three piece set of summer delicacies, but they contain too much oil and are often spicy and irritating. Regular consumption is not beneficial for skin health. In addition, people tend to prefer consuming cold drinks during hot summers, which may affect the metabolism of the skin and lead to dullness. Meanwhile, due to the longer daylight hours in summer, many people stay up late or stay up late, which may also have adverse effects on the skin.
? ? ? Laiwo Medical reminds you that in the scorching summer, skin care is not only a pursuit of external beauty, but also a care for skin health. Let's take good care of sun protection, lock in moisture, adjust our diet and daily routine, and work together to create a cool and moisturizing summer protective barrier for our skin, so that it can still maintain a good state in summer!
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