Red blood streaks on children's faces

Children's skin is generally very delicate, fair and tender. They usually do not have problems such as acne, and their skin appears relatively smooth. However, some parents have reported that their children have red blood streaks on their faces. Why do children have red blood streaks on their faces? When red blood streaks appear on children's faces, it is most likely because the facial skin is relatively thin, which makes the red blood streaks more prominent. However, in addition to this reason, there are many other possible causes. The following is a systematic introduction.

1. If there are red blood streaks on your face, you should strengthen your skin exercise and wash your face with cold water frequently to increase your skin's tolerance; do not use cosmetics containing heavy metals to avoid pigmentation and toxins remaining on the epidermis; often massage the red blood streaks to promote blood flow, which helps to strengthen your skin. If there are red blood streaks on your face, you should strengthen your skin exercise and wash your face with cold water frequently to increase your skin's tolerance; do not use cosmetics containing heavy metals to avoid pigmentation and toxins remaining on the epidermis; often massage the red blood streaks to promote blood flow

2 The fundamental reason for the red blood streaks on the face is that the stratum corneum of the skin's epidermis is thin, and the capillaries on the face are exposed, forming blood streaks that can be seen by the naked eye. These are red blood streaks. There are generally two types of thin stratum corneum:

1. Congenitally thin stratum corneum causes red blood streaks.

2. Improper use of cosmetics (skin care products containing lead, mercury, and irritating ingredients) or excessive exfoliation can cause serious damage to the basal cells of the epidermis, making it impossible for the epidermal cells to effectively divide and reproduce to form the stratum corneum. Over time, the stratum corneum becomes thinner. Most people are due to the second reason, which is acquired. Repairing and fading red blood streaks are the key. To repair red blood streaks on the face, you need to thicken the stratum corneum first. To thicken the stratum corneum, you need to repair the damaged basal cells. It is not easy to use any skin care products for children to repair the stratum corneum.

3 Long-term and continuous capillary dilation will cause red blood streaks. You can see tree-like red blood streaks on your cheeks, especially on both sides of the nose. Generally, cold stimulation, dry air, windy and sandy climate, and sunlight exposure cause the capillary tolerance to exceed the normal range, causing the capillaries to dilate and rupture.

It's winter now, and the red bloodshot skin, which is already very fragile, becomes more obvious at this time. You might as well do a good job of protecting and maintaining the red blood streaks first. When going out, try to pay attention to the anti-freeze work of the facial skin, cover your face with a mask or scarf, do not let the cold wind and cold air irritate the skin, and do not work or stay in cold places outdoors for a long time. This will cause great irritation to the skin. The blood vessel wall itself is very fragile. If it is stimulated for a long time, it is easy to show some symptoms of damage, which will contribute to the deterioration of the red blood streaks. At the same time, when it snows in winter, you might as well collect the snow in a bottle and take out the snow water in the spring of next year. First, rub ginger on the areas with red blood streaks, and then cover your face with a towel soaked in snow water for about 3 minutes. If you use it continuously for a period of time, the red blood streaks will gradually fade away.