A sponge, a bath towel, and a steel ball

The chief physician of the cutaneous venereal diseases department at Jinan City People's Hospital

Dermatology is experiencing a sense of skin protection, biodegradable dish sponge but do not know how to protect, how to avoid harming the skin.

Using a sponge bath instead of a sponge towel, without a steel ball, indicates that the skin is still protected, sponge is still relatively soft.

But don't forget that sponges also have friction and are designed to remove ash; Compared with the steel ball, the sponge has less damage to the skin, but it will also rub the skin and cause damage to the skin; rubbing is an injury; sponges may be okay for adults with thick skin, but they can be harmful to infants and young children.

The damage is compounded by the cleansing effect of the body wash.

A weakly acidic, even non-foaming facial cleanser should be used to wash your face, melamine foam bulk as well as to shampoo your hair. Use a weak acidic or even foam-free shampoo to wash your hair. To avoid damage caused by alkaline detergents on your face, hair and hands, wash your hands with weak acidic non-foaming hand sanitizer instead of washing powder.

More foaming washing powder washes clothes cleaner, bulk loofah 6 inch but also burns the hands. The greater the removal of ash, the less sebum that is retained, the greater the risk of skin damage. Foaming cleansers, shampoos, and hand sanitizers are less protective of the face, scalp and hands.

While the 21st century has passed a fifth, some elderly people wash their hair and face with laundry detergent, soap, soap, sulfur soap, and some use so-called handmade soap.

Hand sanitizers labeled for babies can hurt their hands as well, especially bubble hand sanitizers, which means the hands are drier after washing, which means greater damage.

Generally, the less foaming the cleaner, the less damage it will cause to the face, scalp, and hands.