How to avoid scars on children's faces

Most children are naughty when they are young, and they don’t know the severity of the situation when playing games. Especially some boys like to play outside, which leads to their parents finding that they are often injured after returning home. Some children get facial abrasions due to carelessness. At this time, parents need to pay attention and make sure that no scars are left on the child's face when treating the abrasions.

Aloe vera is very effective. Aloe vera is amazing at treating scars. As long as the injured skin is not completely destroyed, aloe vera can be used to treat it. Aloe vera can heal scars and healthy skin. The method is: apply fresh aloe vera juice under the ear or inside the elbow for 10-20 minutes for a skin test. If there is no abnormal phenomenon such as redness or swelling, you can use it boldly.

Any scars left due to skin damage caused by external factors, such as trauma scars, burn scars, surgical scars, ulcer scars, etc., can be repaired with aloe vera. According to clinical experiments conducted by medical scientists, aloe vera is very effective in treating scars. As long as the injured skin is not completely destroyed, it can be treated with aloe vera. Scars healed with aloe vera will be the same as healthy skin and will not leave any traces.

The method of using aloe vera to treat scars is relatively simple. If you are treating scars on the face, you should remove the epidermis and use the flesh of the aloe vera leaves to wipe the scarred area. If you are treating scars on other parts of the body, you can use it together with the skin, which will be more effective. No matter how you treat it, the most important thing is to persist.

Aloe vera is most effective in treating burns and scalds. Second-degree and third-degree burns (including radiation injuries, burns, scalds, etc.) usually require transplantation surgery and will leave scars after healing. But burns cured by aloe vera not only heal faster but also leave no scars.

Note:

⑴. When using aloe vera for facial beauty, the epidermis should be removed before use, because the epidermis contains some pigments. Although long-term use of the epidermis will have better effects, the skin will also become darker. If you are not used to aloe vera for the first time (feeling tingling or itching), you can gently massage or pat the area with your fingers.

⑵. When making juice (using a soymilk maker) for oral administration of aloe vera, those with severe symptoms can add a little epidermis, otherwise the epidermis should be removed before use.

⑶. The dosage of aloe vera for internal use should be determined according to the physical condition and the severity of the disease. If the body is strong and the disease is serious, use more; otherwise, use less. It is sufficient as long as it does not cause diarrhea.

⑷. Aloe vera has a very bad taste, so you can add appropriate amount of honey, fruit or beverage when making juice.

⑸. Fresh aloe leaves must be stored in a dry and ventilated place and must not be wrapped in plastic bags or other materials.

⑹. Once the aloe vera leaves are cut, they should be used up in time. If they are stored for too long, the ingredients in the aloe vera will gradually oxidize and lose their unique effects.