How to wash off baby adhesive plaster?

In life, there are many diseases that can be treated with plasters. Especially when there are injuries, applying some plasters can not only relieve the damaged muscles, but also relieve the pain in the body. Sometimes, plasters can also be used on children, but if the plaster is applied for a long time, the marks left behind are indeed somewhat annoying. So how to wash off the baby plaster glue?

How to remove plaster marks on skin?

1. You can also remove the plaster marks left on the skin by repeatedly sticking the plaster with the oil surface of the peeled plaster or transparent tape.

2. You can also use the vegetable oil used for cooking at home to clean the plaster, but it will be slower and will make the skin too oily.

3. The most ideal way to clean the plaster: use turpentine to wipe the remaining plaster, and then wipe it off with a clean cloth.

4. Use baby oil or olive oil, maybe peanut oil or blended oil we eat will also work. After the ointment fully absorbs the oil, it will be easy to remove.

5. A more complicated method: First, use harder paper to remove excess plaster from the skin. Then, wipe the plaster remaining on the skin with cotton wool dipped in safflower oil. It can basically be completely cleaned.

6. Use Fengyoujing, the effect is very good!

7. Apply some moisturizing oil on the plaster. Apply it evenly and wait for a few minutes before peeling off the plaster. It won’t hurt. If the plaster sticks to your clothes or skin, apply it with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol.

Precautions when applying plasters

1. Plasters have a certain time limit and usually need to be removed after 12 or 24 hours. Therefore, when applying the plaster, you should calculate the time to remove the plaster to avoid allergies caused by applying it for too long.

2. When purchasing plasters, patients with a history of allergies are advised to choose products with ventilation holes to facilitate skin breathing and avoid stuffiness and itching.

3. If the affected area has blistering symptoms, stop using the plaster to avoid blisters rupturing and infection causing inflammation. The surface should be disinfected with alcohol, and the plaster should be applied only after the condition improves.

4. Before applying the plaster, wipe the affected area clean with a towel dipped in warm water, and then apply the plaster on the skin after it dries.

5. For those with severe allergies, you can take some anti-allergic drugs orally and apply some ointments to the affected area to relieve allergic symptoms.