Goose bumps will appear on your face when it is cold in winter. How to keep warm so as not to get up?

Keep warm when you get goose bumps in winter. You'd better wear a mask and scarf when you go out, so that the wind won't blow directly on your face and avoid goose bumps.

Chicken skin, the scientific name is follicular keratosis, commonly known as goose bumps. Mainly due to the squabble of hair follicles, the skin surface is not smooth to the touch, and like goose bumps, tiny and solid acne appears, which is also a common skin problem in life. It is suggested to improve nursing from the following points.

1. Chicken skin is related to keratin thickening. You can try to use a shower gel containing frosted particles, and rub your body with a bath sponge and a bath ball when taking a bath to achieve exfoliation. But you can't rub too much. The water temperature in the cleaning part should not be too hot, and it is best to keep it between 36 and 38.

2. Eat more foods rich in vitamin C and vitamin A, such as tomatoes, oranges, lemons, hawthorn, oranges, vegetables, sweet potatoes, oranges and carrots. Vitamin C can reduce the pigmentation of skin, reduce the pigmentation of chicken skin and accelerate the reduction and whitening of skin.

3. Pay attention to the nutrition and moisture of the skin. When the skin is in a harsh environment, it must be protected to avoid clogging pores. Take a bath regularly to keep your skin clean and hygienic.

4. Never squeeze chicken skin by hand, because squeezing by hand will cause redness and swelling around the skin, smaller pore openings and easier blockage, and if you squeeze it frequently, it will cause pigmentation, even if the acne is gone, it will not look good.

5. You can apply some body lotion with moisturizing effect in your daily life.

Of course, the treatment of chicken skin is the key. Apply the product to remove chicken skin in time. It can be applied to selected products with keratin soothing cream, which has a very significant effect on chicken skin and has no side effects.